According to Washington Post writer Peter Baker, George Bush invited theologians, historians, authors and even philosophers to the White House.

Apparently with his swiftly sinking popularity, which according to the latest NBC-Wall Street Journal Poll has plummeted to 27 percent, George Bush is concerned abut his legacy.

Baker quoted Alistair Horne, an historian from England, who responded to his White House invitation for a visit.  Horne simply observed that even though Bush is in touch daily with cabinet officials and aides, " ... At the end of the day ... it must be difficult for him to get out and about."  What that observation has to do with Bush's legacy is nothing!

Peter Baker confirms this observation by reporting, "Bush largely stays inside the fortress at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.