President Bush Dances With African Dancers

[kurth]

President Bush Dances With African Dancers

(CBS) African dancers and drum players entertained the President on the White House lawn Wednesday afternoon after he delivered a speech on Malaria Awareness Day.

President Bush took to the stage with his wife Laura Bush and posed for pictures with the dancers. Then he started to dance. He shook his hips and waved his hands. He even played the African drums.

On Malaria Awareness Day, President Bush said America was committed to fighting Malaria in Africa and around the world. Bush called American's compassionate people who stand by the people of Africa in their fight against malaria.

"It's in our strategic interest to reduce death and disease in emerging nations of Africa. Societies with healthy and prosperous people are more likely to be sources of stability and peace not breaking grounds for terror," he said...

Story and video at
http://keyetv.com/watercooler/local_story_115163030.html

[terrya]

1. I actually watched the clip of that on the local news.

Oh, my God, that's more horrific than I dared imagine...

[Horse with no Name]

2. I wonder if anyone has the guts to tell Bush

That widespread malaria in Iraq would be better than what we have now.

[durtee librul]

3. Breaking grounds?

Oh I get it, he found the bottle again.


I saw the video clip and found it totally embarassing for our country. Bush is out of control, imho, and looks to be under the influence. And I got news for the boy - - those moves he was making? I doubt if they were African.

[Uncle Joe]

4. I can't bring myself to watch, I still need counseling

from having viewed the video of Rove dancing and rapping, the sight was just too damn horrid!

[Virginia Dare]

5. He has become a parody of himself...

no wonder the twins left the country.

[TwilightGardener]

6. Did he Bring in Da Noise, or Bring in Da Funk? I'm guessing he

brought in the "Suck".

[NastyRiffraff]

7. Thank God I didn't see it

My stomach couldn't take it. Nor could my eyes.