When the 30-year-old son of the vice president landed a seat on the board of a Colorado bank, it was of small consequence that he apparently knew little about the industry. His background in oil and gas was not conducive to serving on the board of the Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Association. “Putting Neil Bush on the Silverado board was all ego … all an attempt to associate with the right circles,” said an expert on financial institutions. The fourth child of then–Vice President George H.W. Bush was cashing in on his golden ticket — his last name. It was a foregone conclusion that the elder Bush, who in 1985 was serving his second term under President Ronald Reagan, would be ru
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