Who did George W. Bush vote for in the 2020 presidential election?

GEORGE W Bush, the 43rd President of The United States, recently revealed who he voted for in the 2020 election.

Bush, who is perhaps best known for being the President during 9/11, has voiced some displeasure with the current

Who did President Bush vote for in the 2020?

Bush, who has voiced displeasure with the Republican Party since his time in office, recently announced his unconventional ballot in 2020.

Bush, rather than voting for either then-President Donald Trump or Joe Biden, wrote in Condoleezza Rice.

Rice served as Bush’s Secretary of State during Bush’s second term, from 2005-2009.

Bush revealed his pick during an interview with People, while promoting his new book: Out of Many, One.

The book tells the  “the inspiring journeys of America’s immigrants and the contributions they make to the life and prosperity of our nation.” 

During his time in office, Bush was criticized by some for being too harsh with his immigration policies.

Who is Condoleezza Rice?

Rice was the first African-American woman to serve as Secretary of State.

She served during Bush’s second term, succeeding Colin Powell, who was the first African American Secretary of State.

Since leaving office, Rice has served has gone on to be faculty at Stanford University.

After his term ended, Bush has also gone onto release another book of portaits, making Out of Many, One his second book.

His first book, Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief’s Tribute to America’s Warriors, was released in 2017 and paid tribute to the men and women who served after 9/11.

What did Bush say about the Republican Party?

Bush was critical recently of the Republican Party saying that the party in the Trump era has been isolationist, and protectionist.

While Bush was originally widely critical, he recently walked back some of the comments in an interview with People.

Bush clarified his statements, saying, “Really what I should have said — there’s loud voices who are isolationists, protectionists and nativists, something, by the way, I talked about when I was president.”

Bush made sure to tell Rice of his ballot, to which he said she told him she would refuse to accept office.

Now that Trump is out of office, it has yet to be seen whether Bush will like the new direction of the Republican Party.