New Orleans Marks 2nd Anniversary of Katrina
President Bush greets New Orleans residents, pledges to rebuild the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast. (Reuters)
What's wrong with this picture. First this guy (George W) shows up to make another bogus pledge to rebuild the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast Right!
Check out his body posture and language, the black women hugging him, and him (bush) with his bogus half-hug. Then as usual he says he will seek more money for war $50 Billion.
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President Bush greets New Orleans residents, pledges to rebuild the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast. (Reuters)
What's wrong with this picture. First this guy (George W) shows up to make another bogus pledge to rebuild the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast Right!
Check out his body posture and language, the black women hugging him, and him (bush) with his bogus half-hug. Then as usual he says he will seek more money for war $50 Billion.
WaPo reports the move to ask for $50 Billion more for war appears to reflect increasing White House confidence that it can fend off congressional calls for a rapid drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq.
AAPP: I wonder how much money has gone to residents of New Orleans and other parts of the gulf coast to really provide assistance? How much money is Bush asking for to rebuild an American city? From all indications - NONE.
Visit the our new African American Opinion Networking Blog
to talk about this and many other issues, with other Black men and women.
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