A number of examples could easily be included for any number of reasons. Where does one draw the line between fact and opinion in history? This was strongly argued in the spring of 2013 when the George W. Bush presidential library and museum opened its doors to the general public. In it, many felt that there was an inexcusable distortion of recent events, excusing or explaining events in a way that made the ex-president shine in what many consider a most undeserving light.