Bushonomics: Bush Tree Hiding from Economic Protestors

US President George W. Bush walks along the White House Colonnade, on 30 October 2008. Bush was leaving to traveling to Quantico, Virginia to make remarks at the graduation ceremony for Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) special agents at the FBI Academy.

As to Bush hiding, he has been trying to do this a lot in numerous ways since the economic protestors start arriving, because some contend; that since he has made so many mistakes during his presidency, he is a bit nervous by them.

What is most interesting towards Bush this time is he appears to be trying to hide behind a tree, it is well known that the economic protestors in Washington DC has became extremely huge and at times somewhat aggressive over Bush’s mishandling of not just the economy; but the whole of the country with the US in both economic and social collapse, it was reported.

Vietnam War Protest in Washington DC, 1967.

The crowd of protestors from my understanding at this time is so huge, it would make the Vietnam protests, look like a picnic lunch.

Furthermore, American’s are coming still in ever increasing numbers of the already huge crowd at this protest, to actually make there voice heard and make a difference towards what is becoming a dire situation for all Americans; towards every facet that is harming there capabilities to just live.

For the majority of American’s are now refusing to listen to Bush’s lie’s regardless of what facet of the media, to stand up for truth and make America a place that is actually suitable to live in or American’s determined to take back America.

There is also organizations at this protest, to help those with essential need’s such as food for example, to my understanding numerous other types of help; I apologize I have not been given a list of all the specific’s, but I have been told it is improving with agencies all the time.

Further Reading:
Bushonomics: Bush Gestures to Growing Numbers of Economic Protestors
Bushonomics: America Tell Bush How You Feel (About the Protest and How to Join.)

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