Bush, a former part-owner of the Texas Rangers baseball team, offered no assessment of the choices facing Obama on Afghanistan, climate change or the economy.
Instead, he dished out advice to Japanese university students about running a sports franchise.
"Now I'm retired, so I'm glad to be talking about sports," Bush told an auditorium full of students and staff at Waseda University for a special sports science class.
Bush was generally unpopular in Japan during his time as president because of opposition to the U.S.-led war in Iraq, but you wouldn't know it from the warm reception he received at Waseda.
A cheerleading team performed stunts for him on stage — spelling his name with their pompoms — and attendees reached out to shake his hand.
During his brief speech, Bush outlined key points for developing a successful franchise. ...
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WTF would Bush know about developing a successful baseball franchise?
