Bush's July 4th Speech Interrupted By Anti-War Protestors

Posted by JacobSloan 11 minutes ago View profile The Independent reports: Some presidents...have airports, motorways, and even entire cities named in their honor. But when George Bush leaves office, his most visible memorial may be a mouldering ...

Bush's last meeting of the Group of Eight leading powers proved to be his most successful, at least as measured by the incremental progress achieved on climate change, aid to Africa and G-8 accountability measures. Now the question is whether Mr. ...

President George W Bush on Saturday urged Americans to be proud of their country and hailed the role played by the U.S. military in various parts of the world. “We live in a nation founded on the power of an idea, a nation where opportunity is ...

Anti-War Protestors Rally at Independence Hall Last Edited: Saturday, 05 Jul 2008, 5:14 PM EDT Created: Saturday, 05 Jul 2008, 5:14 PM EDT It's Independence Day weekend in the cradle of liberty and tourists take in the sights and history of a free ...

President George Bush used his weekly radio address Saturday to mark the nation's Independence Day by celebrating new U.S. citizens and honoring the armed forces. On Friday, the 232nd anniversary of the birth of the U.S. as an independent nation, Mr....

Bush on Saturday urged Americans to be proud of their country and hailed the role played by the US military in various parts of the world. "We live in a nation founded on the power of an idea, a nation where opportunity is limited only by ...

Va. – People lined up to be sworn in as new U.S. citizens were unwitting witnesses Friday to a constitutional object lesson at President Bush’s expense on the grounds of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. Protesters interrupted Bush’s brief ...

Anti-war protesters repeatedly interrupted U.S....

Bush started speaking at the naturalization ceremony welcoming new American citizens when protesters began shouting at him, calling him a "war criminal." Bush paused in his remarks and then responded, "To my fellow citizens, we believe in free ...

by Frank James President Bush was heckled today by anti-war and civil-liberties protestors at an Independence Day naturalization ceremony he attended at Thomas Jefferson's old slave-plantation home, Monticello. As the president started his speech ...