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 julieann081 rated 3 months ago -
This picture is how I feel about this story. . .
From the page: Cindy Sheehan is not the only Gold Star mom who felt disrespected after a visit with George W. Bush. Dolores Kesterson, whose son Erik was killed in Iraq in November of 2003, was among several military families who last year were...
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- Moomoomoo1 rated 3 weeks ago
- Well since this anti-bush woman said it, it has to be true...
- rmsnation rated 3 months ago
- ANOTHER AMAZING DISGRACE
Idiot Bush to dead soldier's mom: "How do you know his life would have been good?"
 rmg12 rated 3 weeks ago- From the page "mom"
Spell it MUM!! (yes I know americans spell it mom but it is wrong in English.) Also this probs isn't true, i mean bush is an idiot but probs not true
- TurtleSoupage rated 4 weeks ago
- From the page: ""We won't know in our lifetime whether or not Iraq was a success.""
That seems to be Bush's favorite line these days.
- julieann081 rated 3 months ago
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This picture is how I feel about this story. . .
From the page: Cindy Sheehan is not the only Gold Star mom who felt disrespected after a visit with George W. Bush. Dolores Kesterson, whose son Erik was killed in Iraq in November of 2003, was among several military families who last year were invited to meet with Bush as a group. Each family was allotted ten minutes with the president, but because she is divorced from her husband, Dolores asked to speak with Bush one-on-one.
Dolores reports exclusively for U.S. Tour of Duty that she waited alone in a small partitioned area, wondering if her request would be granted, before a Bush aide suddenly announced, The president will now see you. As the commander in chief strode briskly toward her, it seemed to Dolores that he was trying to intimidate her. He came marching in and got right in my face...eyeball to eyeball, and said, 'I'm George Bush, the president of the United States, and I understand you have something to say to me in private.'
Dolores tried to give Bush a sense of what type of person Erik had been. She described her son as a comedian whose favorite saying was, Life is good. The president replied, How do you know his life would have been good?
Dolores was shocked by Bush's eagerness to question the value of her son's life. She told the president, Nobody wants to die.
Before he concluded their meeting, Bush proclaimed to Dolores, We won't know in our lifetime whether or not Iraq was a success.
- Lisakruger rated 7 months ago
- no way
- ajanelle rated 7 months ago
- No more bogus "political" bullshit stumbles. NO MORE aaaaaaaaarrrrrrggggggghhhhh.
- invisableman rated 8 months ago
- ANOTHER AMAZING DISGRACE
Bush to dead soldier's mom: "How do you know his life would have been good?
- Al-Gore rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "Before he concluded their meeting, Bush proclaimed to Dolores, "We won't know in our lifetime whether or not Iraq was a success.""
- eskimowarlord rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "Bush to dead soldier's mom: "How do you know his life would have been good?""
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