Why first lady says history will vindicate the president
Why first lady says history will vindicate the president
Published: June 10, 2008
KRANJ, Slovenia — First lady Laura Bush acknowledged President Bush's unpopularity, but said Monday that history will vindicate her husband's two-term presidency.
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And five months from now, there will be 300 million liberated! January 2009 will witness another emerging democracy and it won't be in Europe. Good to see the first lady knows how to "bundle" warranted regime change with unwarranted regime change.