
Remembering Bush: A charge for 2019
WASHINGTON — The military brass snapped to attention as the…
Former President George W. Bush speaks at a Faulkner University fundraiser. (Photo by Natalie Wade, via al.com)
The Montgomery Advertiser in Alabama reports:
Former President George W. Bush said Thursday he is doing everything he can to “stay out of the limelight” in an attempt to regain his anonymity and also because he does not believe it is good for the nation to have a former president sharing his opinion about the current president.
The nation’s 43rd president spoke to approximately 2,200 people at a fundraiser at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center that raised almost $1 million for scholarships at Faulkner University, a private Christian university.
Faulkner is associated with Churches of Christ.
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