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Bush Kisses Man In Dress, Holds His Hand, They Walk Down Flowery Path [View All]

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Bush Kisses Man In Dress, Holds His Hand, They Walk Down Flowery Path
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Edited on Mon Apr-25-05 01:14 PM by norml
We need photos of Dubya kissing the Crown Prince, and walking hand in hand with him down the flowery path. I just saw the video on Fox News (Fakes News), and it's something every Bush supporter should see. All I've found so far online is the photo with this story.

By JENNIFER LOVEN Associated Press Writer
The Associated Press

CRAWFORD, Texas Apr 25, 2005 — President Bush, meeting Monday with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah, was pressing that Mideast nation to pump more crude oil to ease gas prices at the pump.

"The crown prince understands that it is very important … to make sure that prices are reasonable," Bush told reporters before the Saudi leader arrived at his Texas ranch. "High oil prices will damage markets. He knows that. We'll talk about his country's capacity."

But the president then pivoted to the domestic situation. He said Congress needs to pass a comprehensive energy strategy. "Now is the time," Bush said.






Bush's goal of spreading democracy across the Arab world also faces a difficult test with Saudi Arabia, a longtime ally ruled by absolute monarchy. Traditionally Bush holds news conferences with visiting foreign leaders, but there will be none during this visit because Abdullah rarely talks with reporters.


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http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory?id=700832
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  Bush Kisses Man In Dress, Holds His Hand, They Walk Down Flowery Path norml  Apr-25-05 01:07 PM   #0 
   Oh! I thought this post would be about Bush kissing Gannon.  Verve   Apr-25-05 01:10 PM   #1 
   He's a slut!  Sannum   Apr-25-05 01:13 PM   #2 
   They're cooking up ways to drive the price of oil even higher.  norml   Apr-25-05 01:55 PM   #12 
   well, i can imaginations are lose today. (not that i am criticizing this)  rodeodance   Apr-25-05 01:13 PM   # 
   Is something wrong with Men in Dresses?  One_Life_To_Give   Apr-25-05 01:13 PM   #3 
   Nothing is wrong with men wearing dresses.  Verve   Apr-25-05 01:18 PM   #4 
   Nothing at all. I think we should play this example of Bush's openness  norml   Apr-25-05 01:21 PM   #6 
   Here is one photo  susu369   Apr-25-05 01:20 PM   #5 
   Cheney looks a bit jealous of the hand holding. Doesn't he?  Verve   Apr-25-05 01:26 PM   #7 
   Is that Condi in the lower right corner?  downstairsparts   Apr-25-05 01:32 PM   #8 
   Excellent!  norml   Apr-25-05 01:33 PM   #9 
   oh man  wicket   Apr-25-05 01:34 PM   #10 
   Here's my thread on this in LBN.  norml   Apr-25-05 01:48 PM   #11 
   Here's another photo that's a bit closer. It's from USA Today.  norml   Apr-25-05 02:02 PM   #13 
   I came across a picture of Dubya and the Saudi Prince walking  LdyGuique   Apr-25-05 02:04 PM   #14 
 

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