The Clean President (Except for the Bloody Hands)

What a sad little man:

For days now, the job at Eisenhower Park in Nassau County
has been to follow the order from the White House through the Secret
Service and down to the park workers:
"The president's feet are not to touch the dirt."
So all yesterday, large crews drawn from all county parks worked to
ensure that, as always in his life, George Bush's feet do not touch the
ground when he appears in the big park today.
Bush arrives for a fund-raiser at a restaurant in the park. That is
indoors and he doesn't have to worry about his feet there. But he has
to go over ground to an administration building where he is to meet
with families of 9/11 victims. After that, he has to go over more
ground to get to the site of a memorial to the victims.
He doesn't want his feet on the ground and he will be at a
groundbreaking ceremony.

Posted by flow Frazao on March 15, 2004 at 08:17 AM | Permalink