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To: trumandogz
"President Bush sent his regrets; he was cutting cedar and riding his bike on his ranch in Texas"

Boy, that doesn't look good, does it? Washington Post at it again, or could/should G.W. have been there?

Just wondering.

11 posted on 12/31/2006 3:53:16 AM PST by beyond the sea ( All lies and jest, still the man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.)
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To: beyond the sea
Nothing is as it once was.
and to add to the pun,

A Ford that was not a Lincoln and this just ain't our father's Buick, anymore.

30 posted on 12/31/2006 4:26:24 AM PST by knarf (Islamists kill each other ... News wall-to-wall, 24/7 .. don't touch that dial.)
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To: beyond the sea
President Bush sent his regrets

How does this writer know that President Bush was even invited. Did he attend this rotunda ceremony for President Reagan?

I only watched C-Span for 1 minute today (checking to see if they were replaying last night's arrival) and caught the yellow underline and reading of the insulting words about biking and cutting cedar. I really hate that W Journal part of C-span.

61 posted on 12/31/2006 5:00:43 AM PST by Freee-dame
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To: beyond the sea

I don't remember President Bush attending this part of Reagan's funeral (when his body was brought to the Capitol). He and Laura came later to pay their respects.

Has my memory failed me?


107 posted on 12/31/2006 7:17:42 AM PST by Right_in_Virginia
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To: beyond the sea

This is not hard to figure out, they were ALL at home for Christmas.


199 posted on 01/01/2007 9:32:52 AM PST by Ditter
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