A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 10-18-06

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[silent_jonny]

President Bush spent the day in

North Carolina

Traveling with the president were Press Secretary Tony Snow and Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings

After arriving in Greensboro, NC, the president enjoyed a barbeque lunch at Stamey’s Restaurant, then visited nearby Waldo C. Falkener Elementary School where he spoke about the No Child Left Behind initiative.

Later, President Bush traveled a few miles further south to visit The Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, NC, then on to speak at a private GOP fundraiser.

Enjoy your Wednesday visit to Sanity Island

[snugs]

No problem I know the feeling you think that you have allowed enough time and then you realise that it is going to take another half an hour longer than you budgeted for.

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[ilovew]

Go away, you obnoxious twit.

[Miss Marple]

How can Margaret Spellings see out of those glasses? LOL!

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Hey first proper troll for a few weeks

[silent_jonny]

President George W. Bush spends time with students at the Waldo C. Falkener Elementary School Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006, in Greensboro, N.C. The President visited with third- and fifth-graders before delivering his remarks on the No Child Left Behind Act.

[Majie Purple]

J is not a cry baby He's a trash talk remover!

[silent_jonny]

President George W. Bush delivers remarks Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006, on No Child Left Behind during a visit to the Waldo C. Falkener Elementary School in Greensboro, N.C. The President congratulated the school's principal, teachers and the parents for "working hard to make this a fantastically interesting place for our children to go to school." Seated in the background are Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings and Dr. Amy Holcombe, Principal of the school.

President Bush: I … met a lady named Michelle Gilmore. Michelle is -- there you are. Thanks for coming. Michelle and her husband, Tiran are here.

Michelle volunteers as a mentor.

If you are concerned about the future of North Carolina, or concerned about the future of our country, and you want to make a difference, become a mentor.

It's amazing what happens when an adult takes time out of her life, in this case, to say to a child, I care about you and I want to help. The true strength of the United States of America lies in the hearts and souls of our citizens. And the amazing thing about our country is that there are millions of acts of kindness that take place on a daily basis, and it hasn't required one government law.

And the reason I mention Michelle, and the reason I welcomed her to Air Force One is because I wanted to, one, thank you as an individual, and remind people that you can serve America by loving a neighbor just like you'd like to be loved yourself. And I appreciate you being here, Michelle. Thanks for coming. (Applause.)

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You have been asked once nicely to get lost please respect our wishes before we report you for abuse of this thread and get you removed.

[humblegunner]

Hit and run smart ass. Get lost.

Because I don't like Snow?

That's a bit harsh. I'm not allowed an opinion?

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There are plenty of other threads you can have this opinion on but please do not disrupt our one.

[silent_jonny]

[onyx]

That's a bit harsh. I'm not allowed an opinion?

NOT on this thread.

Note that your comment has been deleted.

[snugs]

You have been warned and now reported please leave us in peace

[Admin Moderator]

Get off this thread and stay off.

[ilovew]

This is a protected thread, moron. On this thread, we support President Bush. If you don't, there are TONS of threads that you can go to. This isn't it.

[silent_jonny]

Please remove this idiot.