After leaving the White House in 2009, President George W. Bush embarked on a new journey as a painter. This pursuit has become a significant aspect of his life post-presidency.
On September 11, 2001, Bush was informed about the attacks on the World Trade Center while visiting a school in Florida. His chief of staff, Andrew Card, delivered the news, marking an iconic moment of his tenure.
The expression on Bush’s face during that brief yet intense moment remains a lasting image from his presidency. It has been a favorite among comedians, a tool for critics, and a frequent feature in various documentaries and retrospectives over the years.
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