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Bush Snubbed?—CNN Bitch Slaps Employee, Ungrateful Cuban Immigrant and Liberal Activist Ricardo 'Rick' Sanchez
Bush Snubbed?—CNN Bitch Slaps Employee, Ungrateful Cuban Immigrant and Liberal Activist Ricardo 'Rick' Sanchez
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Bush Snubbed?—CNN Bitch Slaps Employee, Ungrateful Cuban Immigrant and Liberal Activist Ricardo 'Rick' Sanchez
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Obama or Bush: Who’s In Charge?
As President-elect Barack Obama takes a very public role on the economic crisis, some are wondering who’s in charge: President-elect Obama or President Bush?
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As President-elect Barack Obama takes a very public role on the economic crisis, some are wondering who’s in charge: President-elect Obama or President Bush?
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Bush, Streisand Share Awkward Smooch
AP - Barbra Streisand got an awkward kiss on the cheek from the president, and yes, she gave him a smooch back. Streisand, a vocal critic of President George W. Bush, was a guest Sunday at the White House before being honored at the Kennedy Center. (Dec. 8)
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AP - Barbra Streisand got an awkward kiss on the cheek from the president, and yes, she gave him a smooch back. Streisand, a vocal critic of President George W. Bush, was a guest Sunday at the White House before being honored at the Kennedy Center. (Dec. 8)
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President Bush Commencement Address at Texas A&M
President Bush Delivers Commencement Address at Texas A&M—Honors His Family, America
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President Bush Delivers Commencement Address at Texas A&M—Honors His Family, America
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Iraqi journalist hurls shoes at 'dog' Bush
An Iraqi journalist hurled his shoes and an insult at George W. Bush, without hitting him, as the US president was shaking hands with the Iraqi premier at his Baghdad office on Sunday. As the two leaders met in Nuri al-Maliki's private office, a journalist sitting in the third row jumped up, shouting: "It is the farewell kiss, you dog," and threw his shoes one after the other towards Bush. Maliki made a protective gesture towards the US president, who ducked and was not hit. The journalist, Muntazer al-Zaidi from Al-Baghdadia channel which broadcasts from Cairo, was frogmarched from the room by security staff, an AFP journalist said.
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An Iraqi journalist hurled his shoes and an insult at George W. Bush, without hitting him, as the US president was shaking hands with the Iraqi premier at his Baghdad office on Sunday. As the two leaders met in Nuri al-Maliki's private office, a journalist sitting in the third row jumped up, shouting: "It is the farewell kiss, you dog," and threw his shoes one after the other towards Bush. Maliki made a protective gesture towards the US president, who ducked and was not hit. The journalist, Muntazer al-Zaidi from Al-Baghdadia channel which broadcasts from Cairo, was frogmarched from the room by security staff, an AFP journalist said.
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President George W. Bush: The Commander in Chief Reflects Part #1
President George W. Bush: The Commander in Chief Reflects Part #1
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President George W. Bush: The Commander in Chief Reflects Part #1
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President George W. Bush: The Commander in Chief Reflects Part #2
President George W. Bush: The Commander in Chief Reflects Part #2
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President George W. Bush: The Commander in Chief Reflects Part #2
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CNN's Schneider: Americans Say 'Good Riddance' to President Bush
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: (voice-over): As President Bush prepares to leave office, the American public has a parting thought: good riddance. At least that\'s the way three-quarters feel. Fewer than a quarter say they\'ll miss President Bush. It\'s been like a failed marriage. Things started out well. When President Bush first took office, more than 60 percent saw him as strong and decisive. That impression was reinforced after 9/11.
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WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: (voice-over): As President Bush prepares to leave office, the American public has a parting thought: good riddance. At least that\'s the way three-quarters feel. Fewer than a quarter say they\'ll miss President Bush. It\'s been like a failed marriage. Things started out well. When President Bush first took office, more than 60 percent saw him as strong and decisive. That impression was reinforced after 9/11.
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President Bush Hosts Obama and 3 Former Presidents
President Bush Hosts Obama and 3 Former Presidents—Big W: We Want You to Succeed
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President Bush Hosts Obama and 3 Former Presidents—Big W: We Want You to Succeed
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Al Jazeera on the Bush Legacy
AlJazeeraEnglish - 1/11/09 - In Washington, preparations are continuing for the presidential inauguration of Barack Obama. As the country gears up for a new man in the White House, the legacy of president George Bush is being debated. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds examines Bush's controversial legacy.
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AlJazeeraEnglish - 1/11/09 - In Washington, preparations are continuing for the presidential inauguration of Barack Obama. As the country gears up for a new man in the White House, the legacy of president George Bush is being debated. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds examines Bush's controversial legacy.
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W.T.F. (W., Thanks and Farewell) A Look Back at the Bush Years
A special night for a special President. Janeane Garofalo, Eric Christian Olsen and other comedy stars present a thank you card to George W. Bush for all the gifts he's given the world (of comedy); and "SuperNews" offers up its best Bush-isodes to celebrate the man that 19% of America is still proud to call its Commander in Chief.
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A special night for a special President. Janeane Garofalo, Eric Christian Olsen and other comedy stars present a thank you card to George W. Bush for all the gifts he's given the world (of comedy); and "SuperNews" offers up its best Bush-isodes to celebrate the man that 19% of America is still proud to call its Commander in Chief.
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Only FNC Covered Bush Homecoming
LA Times -- Former Vice President Dick Cheney and other Bush administration officials sometimes let it be known that they stuck with Fox News for their informational needs. And on Tuesday, Fox News returned the favor, even as the rest of Washington remained gripped by Obama fever. Late Tuesday afternoon, Fox News was the only major national TV outlet that carried a live telecast of former President Bush\'s homecoming speech to cheering supporters in Midland, Texas. "Sometimes what I did wasn't popular," a smiling Bush told the crowd. "But that's OK. I always did what I thought was right."
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LA Times -- Former Vice President Dick Cheney and other Bush administration officials sometimes let it be known that they stuck with Fox News for their informational needs. And on Tuesday, Fox News returned the favor, even as the rest of Washington remained gripped by Obama fever. Late Tuesday afternoon, Fox News was the only major national TV outlet that carried a live telecast of former President Bush\'s homecoming speech to cheering supporters in Midland, Texas. "Sometimes what I did wasn't popular," a smiling Bush told the crowd. "But that's OK. I always did what I thought was right."
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Timeline shows Bush, McCain warning Dems of financial and housing crisis; meltdown
The Bush Admin and Senator McCain warned repeatedly about Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac and what thus became the 2008 financial crisis -- starting in 2002 (and actually even earlier -- in the Clinton and Carter White Houses. Democrats resisted and kept to their party line, extending loans to people who couldn't afford them -- just like you would expect of socialists.
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The Bush Admin and Senator McCain warned repeatedly about Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac and what thus became the 2008 financial crisis -- starting in 2002 (and actually even earlier -- in the Clinton and Carter White Houses. Democrats resisted and kept to their party line, extending loans to people who couldn't afford them -- just like you would expect of socialists.
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Ferrell Show Relives Eight Years of Bush Presidency
AP 2/6/09 -- In his new show, Will Ferrell relives eight years of the Bush presidency. "You're Welcome America. A Final Night With George W. Bush," is Ferrell's funny roast of the former chief executive who left the Oval Office less than three weeks ago.
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AP 2/6/09 -- In his new show, Will Ferrell relives eight years of the Bush presidency. "You're Welcome America. A Final Night With George W. Bush," is Ferrell's funny roast of the former chief executive who left the Oval Office less than three weeks ago.
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Timeline shows Bush, McCain warning Dems of financial and housing crisis; meltdown
The Bush Admin and Senator McCain warned repeatedly about Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac and what thus became the 2008 financial crisis -- starting in 2002 (and actually even earlier -- in the Clinton and Carter White Houses. Democrats resisted and kept to their party line, extending loans to people who couldn't afford them -- just like you would expect of socialists. See our web site for more. -- http://www.ProudToBeCanadian.ca
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The Bush Admin and Senator McCain warned repeatedly about Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac and what thus became the 2008 financial crisis -- starting in 2002 (and actually even earlier -- in the Clinton and Carter White Houses. Democrats resisted and kept to their party line, extending loans to people who couldn't afford them -- just like you would expect of socialists. See our web site for more. -- http://www.ProudToBeCanadian.ca
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Obama Hypocrisy: Intimidated by Rush of Foot High Bills from Bush - 2004
In 2004, Comrade Obama was on the Randi Rhodes show to commiserate on their loss at the polls, and he let fly some criticism about what "intimidates" him about the Bush administration. "When you rush these budgets, that are a foot high, and nobody has any idea what's in them, and nobody has read them..."
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In 2004, Comrade Obama was on the Randi Rhodes show to commiserate on their loss at the polls, and he let fly some criticism about what "intimidates" him about the Bush administration. "When you rush these budgets, that are a foot high, and nobody has any idea what's in them, and nobody has read them..."
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Jackie Mason : Obama's Bush excuse
Jackie Mason ripping President Obama for blaming President Bush for everything, while Obama does nothing. http://www.jackiemason.com
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Jackie Mason ripping President Obama for blaming President Bush for everything, while Obama does nothing. http://www.jackiemason.com
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President Bush dances
Feb. 21 - President Bush dances alongside President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf while visiting Liberia.
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Feb. 21 - President Bush dances alongside President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf while visiting Liberia.
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Obama's Glad Bono Refused To Hug George Bush
See, Bono was at the National Prayer Breakfast in 2006, which is where a bunch of world leaders (and whatever Bono is) get together to pray and have cereal and talk about how everybody wants to rule the world, and hey, isn't that the guy who sings that song? He's about to give George W. Bush a hug! Noez! Not so much, however. Bono, tricky dick that he is, sidestepped Dubya: "There were all kinds of people in the audience," Bono recalled on Jonathan Ross' talk show. Bono admitted he didn't feel like being the recipient of a hug from a man with whom he had so many political disagreements. As the affectionate President neared, Bono tried to "dodge the hug" by jumping behind a podium. The sidestep worked, and just about nobody in the audience knew it happened - though it was all captured on camera. But - there was one sharp-eyed Senator in the bipartisan crowd who saw it all. "When I was sitting down I was beside Sen. Obama, the star said the future President whispered to him, 'Nice work with the hug dodge.'"
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See, Bono was at the National Prayer Breakfast in 2006, which is where a bunch of world leaders (and whatever Bono is) get together to pray and have cereal and talk about how everybody wants to rule the world, and hey, isn't that the guy who sings that song? He's about to give George W. Bush a hug! Noez! Not so much, however. Bono, tricky dick that he is, sidestepped Dubya: "There were all kinds of people in the audience," Bono recalled on Jonathan Ross' talk show. Bono admitted he didn't feel like being the recipient of a hug from a man with whom he had so many political disagreements. As the affectionate President neared, Bono tried to "dodge the hug" by jumping behind a podium. The sidestep worked, and just about nobody in the audience knew it happened - though it was all captured on camera. But - there was one sharp-eyed Senator in the bipartisan crowd who saw it all. "When I was sitting down I was beside Sen. Obama, the star said the future President whispered to him, 'Nice work with the hug dodge.'"
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Democrats Boo Bush During 2005 SOTU
Get more news and commentary - http://www.mererhetoric.com - Listening to Democratic histrionics about civility in the aftermath of Joe Wilson's "liar" outburst, you'd almost think they hadn't booed and yelled "no" at President Bush during his 2005 State of the Union. Turns out they did!
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Get more news and commentary - http://www.mererhetoric.com - Listening to Democratic histrionics about civility in the aftermath of Joe Wilson's "liar" outburst, you'd almost think they hadn't booed and yelled "no" at President Bush during his 2005 State of the Union. Turns out they did!
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