John Bake

George and I: (My Conversations with G.w. Bush) John Bake

George Bush and I have known each other since our early teens. For decades our friendship has sustained a true sense of mutual dependence and trust. In countless occasions, we have lived each other's triumphs and joys as well as shared sorrows, disappointment and pains. It would take several volumes to set down the more memorable of our experiences together. Our conversations have covered countless topics and have taken place in numerous locations. They reveal George W. Bush's complex yet straightforward mind and his unique love for his country and for humanity. It is an amusing recount of conversations with President Bush starting in his prep school days at Andover. While not a biographical review, it places the action against most events in President Bush's life. It is a fictional account that does not fail to highlight George W. Bush sense of humor and some of his unique personal qualities. It is a pleasure and an honor to be able to bring to you, kind reader, a rare glimpse of a President whose greatness has not been totally recognized and acclaimed, and whose wit has been cherished by friend and foe alike.