Mar 13, 2013 — By Ross Dubois

He signs his landscapes, dog portraits, and bath scenes "43."

Jan 20, 2013 — By Mimi Swartz

Is she a “saccharine phony”? A closet liberal? A foot soldier—or a rebel—in the culture wars? The truth about Laura Bush is that her ambiguity makes her a model first lady: a blank screen upon which the public can project its own ideas about womanhood.

Jan 20, 2013 — By Paul Burka

A first read on the Midland librarian in the White House: what she has learned so far and how her life has changed.

May 31, 2008 — By Michael Ennis

During all but two of the past twenty years, someone named Bush had led our nation or led our state. Now we’re moving on.

Apr 30, 1999 — By Evan Smith

When someone says she loves George Bush these days, she’s almost certainly talking about the man William Bennett recently christened “W.” But at least one novelist prefers the ex-president to the presidential hopeful. Next January Simon and Schuster will publish Lydia Millet’s George Bush, Dark Prince of Love, which she…

Jul 31, 1998 — By Evan Smith

The media muff George W. Bush’s name.

Jan 1, 1998 — By Paul Burka

BUSH VERSUS GORE: Is it the battle for president in 2000? No, it was the Houston mayoral runoff in December. When Vice President Al Gore, with his eye on the Democratic nomination two years hence, came to a fundraiser for eventual winner Lee Brown, Bill Clinton’s first drug czar, the…

Apr 30, 1976 — By Judy Benson and Alice Gordon

George Bush has a secret; Marvin Zindler likes it raw.

Jun 30, 1974 — By Chase Untermeyer

The Texas GOP cranks down for November elections.