On Saturday, Mr. Bush’s national security adviser, Stephen J. Hadley, conceded that the president had not come into direct contact with ordinary Vietnamese, but said that they connected anyway.
“If you’d been part of the president’s motorcade as we’ve shuttled back and forth,” he said, reporters would have seen that “the president has been doing a lot of waving and getting a lot of waving and smiles.”
Only the Chosen One can avoid people in Asia - perhaps, an even more quixotic mission than the one in Iraq.
Also, see Lady Bush check out a “old book” in Singapore. Doesn’t look too old from the binding and does look like a Qur’an.
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This image article accompanying the picture indicates that she browsed through Singaporean history books.
Hola. Any thoughts on the brutal repeated tazering of an Iranian-American student at a UCLA library last week?
hey o: pretty disgusting, if you ask me. i have been following it like everyone else. Most absurd factoid: UCLA’s chancellor has a book called Anti-Terrorism and Criminal Enforcement. Slightly less absurd factoid: My uncle who lives in LV co-owns the company that supplies most Taser guns to the West Coast. Dunno if either facts are relevant.
Fascinating about Abrams’s book. Had no idea. Now I’ve learned how to spell “Tazer”.