Posted on 09/11/2011 12:55:44 PM PDT by ilovesarah2012
During the ceremonies today at Ground Zero on the 10 year anniversary of the attacks, the crowd was noticeably silent when Obama walked to the microphone. But the reaction was entirely different for Bush.Bush Cheered at Ground Zero… Silence For Obama (Video) Posted by Jim Hoft on Sunday, September 11, 2011, 2:16 PM
During the ceremonies today at Ground Zero on the 10 year anniversary of the attacks, the crowd was noticeably silent when Obama walked to the microphone. But the reaction was entirely different for Bush.
FYI: This video was taken from the ABC broadcast. They had trouble with their sound this morning. It was even more obvious on FOX News Channel.
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W was at the Jets game? Sorry I missed that. Darn
No cheers for the man who supposedly took out Bin Laden. Cheers for the man who LED us after 9/11. Guess people do get it after all.
he tossed the coin for the opening of the game....i went nuts applauding- very emotional...
He'd had a very long and emotional day yet he still went to that game and looked totally rested and into it!
....And yes, Dallas won the coin toss (too bad they can't hold on to a stupid lead and Romo falls apart again! LOL)
i was watching and i was struck by the cheers for W, both before and after he spoke, and had noted the silence for Obama. it was very noticeable on Fox.
I live here and will never forget obama trying to send ksm to trial here as well as his support for the gz mosque.
I was at the rally in 2009 in the cold rain and will forever detest obama.
I’m hoping that there will be a renewed fight against this mosque after yesterday’s commemorations and stark reminders of the attack.
Look at the photo to the left at http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/12/us/12obama.html?_r=1 .
President Bush with head bowed in prayer surrounded by Mr & Mrs Obama with their snouts in the air. Seems like Obama has a hard time bowing his head to the Lord. He only bows his head to America’s enemies.
That photo says it all.
Unlike Mr. Obama, Mr. Bush drew a cheer from those who remembered him shouting through a bullhorn atop the smoldering rubble.
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