Es ist üblich ....

für 'aus­ge­schie­de­ne' oder 'Ex'-Präsidenten eine Biblio­thek einzurichten .... 

Dem Ver­neh­men nach ist das auch bei G.W. Bush der Fall, obwohl er ein eher gestör­tes Ver­hält­nis zu kom­ple­xen Fra­gen und ver­tief­tem Wis­sen hat - na, mög­li­cher­wei­se sieht das anders aus wenn er nicht mehr im Amt ist ....
Nach­fol­gend eine Ver­laut­ba­rung zur Planung: 

The Geor­ge W Bush Pre­si­den­ti­al Libra­ry is now in the plan­ning stages and accep­ting donations. 

The Libra­ry will include:

• The Hur­ri­ca­ne Kat­ri­na Room, which is still under construction.
  
• The Alber­to Gon­za­les Room, whe­re you won't be able to remem­ber anything.
  
•  The Texas Air Natio­nal Guard Room, whe­re you don't even have to show up.
  
• The Wal­ter Reed Hos­pi­tal Room, whe­re they don't let you in.
  
• The Guan­ta­na­mo Bay Room, whe­re they don't let you out.
  
•  The Wea­pons of Mass Des­truc­tion Room, which no one has been able to find.
  
• The Natio­nal Debt Room, which is huge and has no ceiling.
  
• The Tax Cut Room, with ent­ry only to the wealthy.
  
• The Eco­no­my Room, which is in the toilet.
  
• The Iraq War Room. (After you com­ple­te your first visit, they make you to go back for a second, third, fourth, and some­ti­mes fifth visit.)
  
• The Dick Che­ney Room, in the famous undis­c­lo­sed loca­ti­on, com­ple­te with shot­gun gallery.
  
• The Envi­ron­men­tal Con­ser­va­ti­on Room, still empty.
  
• The Supre­me Gift Shop, whe­re you can buy an election.
  
• The Deci­der Room, com­ple­te with dart board, magic 8-ball, Oui­ja board, dice, coins, and straws.

Note:
The libra­ry will fea­ture an elec­tron micro­scope to help you loca­te and view the President's accomplishments.