Decision Points
memoir by Bush
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Decision Points is a memoir published by George W. Bush in 2010, reflecting on his presidency. In the book, Bush defends the Iraq War and acknowledges the government's slow response to Hurricane Katrina. He also discusses his personal approval of waterboarding a captured al-Qaeda member, asserting that it does not constitute torture. The memoir was published after Bush left office and settled in Dallas, Texas, where he and his wife established the George W. Bush Presidential Center at Southern Methodist University.1
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