George W. Bush's Exit
George W. Bush made a gracious and for lack of a better word, hasty exit after the inauguration of President Barack Obama. For what was surely a monumental occasion for millions of Americans, George W. Bush seemed eager to leave his eight-year stay at the White House.
Immediately following the ceremony the two former Presidents Bush, President Obama, Vice President Biden and former Vice-President Dick Cheney and their families all entered a motorcade at the Capitol. George W. Bush eagerly headed for a waiting helicopter which he would take to Andrews Air Force base for his parting flight home to Texas.
Mr. Bush
and his wife returned to Waco, Texas where he told a reporter, "I am
proud of the accomplishments of this administration...And so when I get
back home and look in the mirror, I will be proud of what I see."
After a stay at their ranch in Crawford, Texas the former president and his wife Laura will be moving to Dallas. His Presidential Library will be at Southern Methodist University from which his wife graduated.
Photo Courtesy United States Navy.