Exhibit slamming eight years under Bush begins US tour
Tue Jun 24, 4:37 PM ET
WASHINGTON (AFP) - An exhibition slamming the legacy of US President George W. Bush was unveiled Tuesday in Washington in a 45-foot (15 meters) long, 28-ton bus parked just steps from the White House.
Emblazoned on the side of the bio-diesel powered bus are the words "The Bush Legacy," and bullet points to highlight, in the words of organizer Americans United for Change, "how eight years of failed conservative policies" under Bush have damaged the United States.
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Interactive exhibits on the walls of the bus call for reflection on what the group has deemed the "worst policy failures" of the Bush administration, such as a collapsed healthcare system, the "endless Iraq war," record fuel prices, or the handling of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
At the far end of the bus stands a petrol pump, with "Bush Cheney Oil" on top.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080624/ts_afp/usvotepoliticsbushexhibition_080624203752 http://presidentbushlegacy.com/bushlegacyDetails of the exhibit are seen on the "Bush Legacy Bus" outside the headquarters of AFL-CIO in Washington, DC. An exhibition slamming the legacy of US President George W. Bush was unveiled Tuesday in Washington in a 45-foot (15 meters) long, 28-ton bus parked just steps from the White House.
(AFP/Getty Images/Alex Wong)
A Bush/Cheney gas pump is seen on the Bush Legacy Bus parked at the AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington, DC. An exhibition slamming the legacy of US President George W. Bush was unveiled Tuesday in Washington in a 45-foot (15 meters) long, 28-ton bus parked just steps from the White House.
(AFP/Karen Bleier)