Bush drives Facebook fans soaring

Former president of the United States George W. Bush George W. Bush, on June 2, officially became the world's leading social networking site, Facebook's new member. Within a few hours of his registration, he has at least 28,000 fans.

Bush wrote an article on his homepage. It's about the life experience of the American president since January 2009. "Bush is still active," he wrote in a third person. Since leaving office, he visited 20 states and 8 countries, made at least 65 speeches, opened George W. Bush's Presidential center, attended the Bush Institute's 4 policy sessions, completed the first draft of the memoirs "Decision Points," and created the Clinton Bush Haiti Foundation with former President Bill Clinton. "Just like the average person's life record.

The second article is Bush's "boast" of Mrs. Laura's memoirs. Mr. Bush introduced Laura's memoir, "Heartfelt Voice", which has been at the top of the New York Times bestseller list for three consecutive weeks since its release. Laura set up her own account at Facebook with at least 16,500 fans.

In part of the Homepage Collection page, Bush posted a link to the Clinton Bush Haiti Foundation and the Barbara Foundation website.

Mr Bush's appearance on Facebook has sparked frantic attention and extensive discussion among netizens, such as "It's not really you ..." and "Mr. President, please change your profile picture" and so on. So far, most of the comments on the Bush home page are positive. However, some netizens said "you are a unreliable and unqualified president".