Not even a month after leaving office, former president George W. Bush has joined the lecture circuit. However he hasn't strayed far his from presidential style: Bush has banned the public and media from his first post-presidential speaking event, and he's scheduled to speak in what a political science professor says is friendly territory.
That is the element that stands out: Bush won't be speaking in the United States.
His Mar. 17 speech, to be given before the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, a pro-business group, is expected to draw a private audience of 1,500.
[From The Raw Story | No public, no press, no United States: Bush's first speech since presidency scheduled abroad]
(You can keep him, eh.)
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