George Bush - Margaret Parker Tribute

In this video, President George H.W. Bush addresses the attendees of the 20th Anniversary of the Leukemia Ball in Washington D.C., and after congratulating the recipients of the 2007 Congressional Honors Awards, given to members of Congress who have been instrumental in advancing support for blood cancer research and patient services, President Bush pays tribute to Margaret Alexander Parker, a prominent fundraiser for the Republican Party who died in November from leukemia. President Bush reminds viewers of the critical need to continue funding blood cancer research and urges them to support the work of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

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[Linguist29]

I find your comments most disturbing. Are you one of those protesters that we hear about so much on the news with their long hair and fancy ways, or worse still a communist. Mr Bush is saving the world from certain distruction with his rewriting of the constitution, and senior Bush is a very nice man who does his share for organizations such as the one he is talking about here.

[june1932]

are you trying to say that this man could feel emotion?he is one of the new world order didn't you know.he is as bad as his stupid son.your name sounds french,are you french?wake up to the real world.

[Linguist29]

Mr Bush, I am a supporter of this foundation and understand that more research must be done. This women was obviously someone who you liked and therefore let me offer my condolences for your loss. Yours

Leon Florentine