Wondering what former Bush advisor Karl Rove [3] and former public diplomacy [4] czar Karen Hughes [5] have been up to lately? They're part of an "ongoing Bush legacy project that's been meeting in the White House," according to Stephen Hayes [6] on CNN [7]. The project also includes "current senior Bush administration [8] advisers," and is focused on "how to sort of roll out the President's legacy," he added. George Bush [9]'s remarks in recent interviews (the "exit interviews" of his presidency) include "criticism of his own party." Hayes predicts, "We're going to be seeing a lot more of this," as it's part of the "legacy project." In October, the Washington Post [10] reported that federal agencies were asked to start documenting "the Bush record" of "accomplishments over the past eight years."