George W. Bush's 'Decision Points' Sales Exceed 1 Million

Let me be the first to forfeit my copy of George W. Bush's book to whomever wants to buy it. I was alive during the Iraq and Mission Accomplished fiascos, which cost 4400+ American lives. I don't need to hear his slant on the 8 years he was in the Oval Office.

I'll read it, after He reads it...Which is to say I'll never have to read it.

Not too Shabby from a Man the Media called Stupid.

After numerous warnings about the potential for a 9/11-type attack,George W. Bush was far more fixated on how and when to attack Iraq, although Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden had been longtime enemies (Saddam running a secular Sunni state). Further, 15 of the 19 9/11 hijackers were Saudi in origin; none was Iraqi. So why not go after autgocratic, (ally)feudal Saudi Arabia in the purported "freedom-spreading" crusade, or (ally)autocratic Egypt, instead of Iraq. A few of the attackers were Egyptian.) Also, why did GWB in '07 declare "The fundamentals of the economy are sound"? Say what?! As a 9/11 victim myself, who could well have died that day at the WTC, I'll leave "the Decider" with those queries for beginners. What a genius he was, and is! NOT!!

Bush was manipulated by Cheney, Richard Pearle, Paul Wolfawich, George Tenet and Dick Cheney---

The US ran very well until January 2007 when the dems took control of congress. Amazing how people rewrite history and talk about a disastrous 8 years under Bush. Not to mention that he approached Barney Franks committee 18 times to rein in Freddie and Fannie and was sent away every time.

Gosh, which book should I buy Sarah Palin's or President Bush's? Decisions, Decisions. They are both public figures, but one is a incompetent and the other one isn't.

Hey, fellows -- If you get a copy of Mr. Bush memoirs, don't forget to get also a copy of "Bushworld", by Maureen Dowd of NewYork Times. Those two books should be placed side-by-side; they complement one another.

It's a shame you Bush-hating lefties won't be alive in 100 years to see that history has treasted 43 better than either 42 or 44.

Bush's legacy: 9-11, 4300 dead US soldiers (for nothing), hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians dead, a financial meltdown, torture. He should have spent his time writing an apology instead of this work of fiction. May God forgive him.