If you didn’t notice, George W. Bush was at the Cowboys game on Monday. The former President lives in the Dallas area and took in the game with John Madden. I can only imagine their riveting conversations. Well, GWB went on sports talk radio to chat and did not disappoint. Bush called sitting with Madden a “fascinating experience” and talked about the one time in as President that his convoy didn’t run a red light. He went on to talk about his institute” at Southern Methodist University that will “promote freedom from ignorance, freedom from disease and freedom from tyranny.” He also said that he was a “big freedom guy.” Hilariously, Dubya said that his most nerve-wracking experience as President was throwing out the first pitch at the Yankees game after 9/11. I think that might be a bad thing. You can read the full interview on Sports Radio Interviews.
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Quote: "It was an honor being petted by the president like the worthless Latin American dog immigrant that I am," Ivan Rodriguez. I hate sticking up for unevolved chips and salsa, culturally inept Latin people, I will here though. But long term lawn mowing contracts don't usually fetch good agents.