Neil Bush says he's never traded on being the president's son, while conceding in congressional testimony concerning his role in the failed Silverado S&L that a risk-free $100,000 investment in the commodities market on his behalf by Bush company investor Kenneth Good sounded a little fishy. He later helped Good receive a Silverado loan for an Argentine project involving Bush's company. His automobile was always impeccably clean." Bush's friends call him naive and unsophisticated. The son of George H.W. Bush, Jeb, has been more circumspect. He implies he was as ill prepared to be on the board as any of the members.
Neil Bush says he's never traded on being the president's son, while conceding in congressional testimony concerning his role in the failed Silverado S&L that a risk-free $100,000 investment in the commodities market on his behalf by Bush company investor Kenneth Good sounded a little fishy. He later helped Good receive a Silverado loan for an Argentine project involving Bush's company. Bush's friends call him naive and unsophisticated. The son of George H.W. Bush, Jeb, has been more circumspect. He implies he was as ill prepared to be on the board as any of the members.