George H. W. Bush’s job portfolio is incredible. He served his country as a Navy torpedo bomber pilot, a Congressman, head of the Republican National Committee, Ambassador to the United Nations, head of the liaison office in China, director of the CIA, vice-president and then president. He celebrated his 75th, 80th, 85th, and 90th birthdays by jumping out of a plane. But what needs to be added to the resume is his greatness as a dad.  American Thinker interviewed former Governor Jeb Bush in honor of Father’s Day; thus it is not about politics, but about Jeb Bush and George W. Bush’s reflections of their dad. In his book The Quiet Man John Sununu described President G. H. W. Bush as modest, generous, kind, and with a love for America and its values. In 41: A Portrait of My Father, George W. Bush wrote that his father was not only a great president, but also “an even better father… His approach to parenting was to instill values, set an...(Read Full Article)