Bush marks ‘day of sadness’ for the nation; Iraq war families still waiting for similar tribute
So here's the thing: Bush traveled to Virginia to comfort the families of the victims killed in yesterday's shooting. But in the 4+ years of the Iraq war, has he attended one single funeral or similar tribute to our fallen fighting men and women? Nope.
Ever wonder why?
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No. They’ve done their best to try to make it look like a cost-free policy from the get. It’s one reason no one (except The Followers) takes them seriously when they spout their existential threat crap.
It also sets a bad precedent – which funerals don’t deserve his respects.
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April 17, 2007 02:57 PM
Hey, he finally went across the river to Virginia without it being a campaign stop. Clostest to Arlington he's been in a while.
The Motorcade had to drive right by it.
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April 17, 2007 10:27 PM