What George W. Bush Just Did For Injured Vets Will Bring You To Tears Although he has been out of the White House for some time now, former President George W. Bush continues to support our troops and veterans with a passion that President Obama clearly lacks. According to recent reports, Bush is participating in a 100-kilometer, three-day bike ride with 20 veterans who have been wounded in the global war on terrorism. This year marks the fifth time the event has been held. Ill be riding across the deserts of Texas with wounded warriors to show the unbelievable character of our men and women in uniform, Bush said in a statement. Its a ride to herald people who were dealt a severe blow and said, Im not going to let it tear me down. The Warriors 100 is a special bond between the former commander in chief and those who answer the nations call, Col. Miguel Howe, director of the Military Service Initiative, told the Blaze. Those who have participated in the event call it life-changing claiming that it gives them a resource that makes them feel less alone. You talk about a defining moment in life, Marlene Urena, the spouse of a wounded warrior recalls. I had the president of the United States show compassion and understanding for what I have gone through and what I was going through. What do you think? Was Bush a better president than Obama will ever be? 