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Headzup: Vetoing Pork... But Not My Pork

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President Bush discusses vetoing the Labor and Health & Human Services Bill because of pork, but not the pork which gave millions to his Father's Thousand Points of Light Program and his wife Laura's Librarian program.

Read more about it here--
http://thinkprogress.org/2007/11/15/bush-retaliates-earmarks/

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  • He's not the worst president in my lifetime,he's the worst president of all time.

  • The bush administration is corrupt...

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  • Bush sux my fat veiny cock...and then spits my nut into his wifes mouth!!!

    It's a cum-swapping event.

  • hmmmm a oil man,, i just wonder!

  • ummm well if by american people you mean those hard working ceo and shareholders of businesses directly linked to bush and his cabinet members...

  • do you think Bush became our President to represent the American people, or his own self interests?

  • Ummmmmm... I don't get it. Are you trying to say that you wish he had spent our money on those useless programs?

  • I thought that they included schip in that bill, because the president wouldn't be able veto that.

    Remember why he vetoed the SCHIP bill? The first reason was sick children . . . I forget what the second reason was.

  • Yeah, pork from a total ham.

  • Exactly for trophy bridges that go nowhere.

  • fuck bush

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