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President George W. Bush may have left office with a historically bad 22% approval rating, but he’s still eager to impart his wisdom — for $150,000 a speech.
The former president will charge that hefty fee per pep talk — plus first-class or private jet transport for four — when he hits the lecture circuit next month with stopovers in Canada, the U.S. and other spots around the globe, sources told The News.
Originally posted by Grey Magic
there are indeed people making more with speeches.
sadly almost all of them are written by others.
and I doubt 150K is much if you estimate how much security he needs from shoe throwers.
Originally posted by rangersdad
Who in their right mind would pay Bush that kind of money and travel expenses???? The guy is a moron who never had a job until he became president.
Originally posted by rizla
Originally posted by rangersdad
Who in their right mind would pay Bush that kind of money and travel expenses???? The guy is a moron who never had a job until he became president.
It's a pay-off for previous services-rendered. Blair gets the same. He's making millions now.
Originally posted by rangersdad
Who in their right mind would pay Bush that kind of money and travel expenses???? The guy is a moron who never had a job until he became president.
Originally posted by rizla
Originally posted by rangersdad
Who in their right mind would pay Bush that kind of money and travel expenses???? The guy is a moron who never had a job until he became president.
It's a pay-off for previous services-rendered. Blair gets the same. He's making millions now.
Originally posted by rizla
Originally posted by Grey Magic
there are indeed people making more with speeches.
sadly almost all of them are written by others.
and I doubt 150K is much if you estimate how much security he needs from shoe throwers.
The US taxpayer pays for his security.