If I were Bush- he won’t do this, but if I were Bush- I’d donate the papers to the Library of Congress for now and insist that the $500 million go to a trust whose interest would be used for rebuilding part of devastated Mississippi or in a fund to help the families of Guard Units deployed [perhaps rescuing the homes in foreclosure for these families] or some other fund to address some of the damage his administration has caused. ($500 million is of course nothing on the national level, but it’s a lot when concentrated.) It would be a great way to restore some credibility and dignity, and he can always build the Dubya Libary when the economy has recovered.
On a serious note, I wouldn’t be surprised if the library is a green building, i.e. enviromentally friendly. It’s not that I like W or think he is environmentally friendy at all (in fact he is on the short list of worst Presidents of all time), but his house, for example, is apparently eco-firendly and I would bet that they incorporate a lot of sustainability ideas into a library
The good news is that the library will offer retroactive immunity for overdue book fines!
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The good news is that the library will offer retroactive immunity for overdue book fines!
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Pssh…they won’t collect overdue book fines. That would require them to make public the contents of the collection. If your book is overdue, they’ll just kidnap you to a black ops base in Moldavia.
The bad news is the reference desk is in India.