Posted on 06/25/2008 6:00:05 PM PDT by silent_jonny
President Bush met with Iraqi President Jalal Talabani this morning in the Oval Office. (Transcript)
President Talabani: I am proud to have the honor of meeting President George Bush, whom we consider the liberator of Iraq from the worst kind of dictatorship, as a great friend of the Iraqi people.
Also present for the meeting were Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates.
Later, the President met with United Nations Security Council Representatives in the Roosevelt Room of the White House for a discussion on Zimbabwe. (Transcript)
President Bush: Friday's elections, you know, appear to be a sham. You can't have free elections if a candidate is not allowed to campaign freely and his supporters aren't allowed to campaign without fear and intimidation. People there want to express themselves at the ballot box, yet the Mugabe government has refused to allow them to do so. This is not just, and it is wrong.
This afternoon, the President departed the White House to speak at the Max M. Fisher National Republican Award Dinner in Livonia, Michigan. (Transcript)
Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island
That’s beautiful.
Do you remember the slogan the liberals used during the 1992 election? We should use the same slogan except switch it to “It’s the high gas prices, stupid”
I wouldn’t have known it either, if they hadn’t mentioned it on Fox News in the morning
Yes I do like the pic. He’s a ‘natural’ for a camera, not like Bill Clinton who would see a camera and change a big laugh to wiping tears from his eyes~~LOL~~! (just had to get that in~)
President Bush was also there the day the levees broke in New Orleans. He was slammed for being there instead of in Texas or DC or wherever the dems say he should have been.
He was at a very moving ceremony honoring WWII veterans.
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