I don’t want to go out and campaign for candidates, I don’t want to be viewed as a perpetual money-raiser. I don’t want to be on these talk shows, giving my opinion, second-guessing the current president. I think it’s bad for the country, frankly, to have a former president criticize his successor.
— Former President George W. Bush on C-SPAN, saying he’s not interested in raising money or campaigning anymore. He then noted the irony: “In spite of the fact that I’m now on TV, I don’t want to be on TV.”
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