TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月1日 14時33分

George H.W. Bush, the careful and pragmatic manager of the Cold War’s final dramas, had nearly every tool a great #president needs. He had fire and drive, which are indispensable to a great statesman. From his glamorous youth through his momentous single term as 41st President of the United States, Bush was consumed, in the words of one biographer, by “an almost insatiable ambition and competitiveness.” He had experience, gained over decades in private business and public service. He had good judgment, cultivating the quality that Aristotle called “practical wisdom,” but which Bush referred to as “prudence.” He had the courage to make difficult decisions. He was discerning in his choice of strong advisers, and was comfortable with dissenting views. Bush—who died on Nov. 30 at the age of 94, eight months after the passing of his wife Barbara—was a natural born leader. In this photograph by Diana Walker for @TIME Magazine, Bush speaks at a podium during a visit to Prague in 1990. Read TIME's full obituary on TIME.com. Photograph by Diana Walker—The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images

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