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So, it’s come to this. As Nobel Laureate, Oscar-winner, former Vice President and former Democratic candidate for President Al Gore announced his $300 million dollar “Climate Change Initiative,” President Bush couldn’t even thrown an F’ing baseball without getting booed out of the Stadium — in his hometown, no less!
Watch the video after the jump.
Ok, maybe “out of the stadium” is a little strong, but I’d say a solid 20-percent were pissed enough to belt out an audible boo. That’s pretty good bad, considering most everyone is cramming nachos and beer in their mouths. And remember, we’ve got an entire baseball season and most of football season ahead of us, before someone new takes office. Unless Bush invents a Heidi Klum cloning machine, or makes bacon a cure for cancer, this may not be the last time we see this happen.
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President BOOsh is President of the BOO.S.A.
hes a butt. but that would make me feel sad. and the video isnt even available
So video evidence showing what a failure Bush is has been yanked from YouTube, the place that shows just about everything? I wonder why….maybe it violated the Patriot Act or just his sensibilities…not the first time any critical media of this neofascist nitwit has been censored! Probably as soon as the Secret Service hears of this I’ll get a knock at MY door….
The video got yanked, just like his driving record and his attendance in the National Guard. They should’ve yanked him out of office YEARS ago! LOL! BOO Bush!
WHAT’S UP WITH THE CENSORSHIP, I’D LIKE TO WATCH BUSH BEING BOOED OVER AND OVER AGAIN. WHY IS IT NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
NOT MY PRESIDENT
they were only expressing the general sentiment of this nation
I remember when Clinton was booed in Cleveland back in the mid-90’s when he came to throw out the first pitch. Cleveland! Not the most conservative location in the nation.
Get over it.
only hippy douche bags would boo our president. The Nats only pull 15-20 K fans a game. way to be passionate about your team/country
PS Bush is a great leader stuck in a stalemate of a war.
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