Bush Turns Philosopher


	Bush Turns Philosopher

wiccantexan

7-2-2007 10:26 PM

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bush, philosophy, president, 9/11, history, america

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7-2-2007 10:58 PM

Oortcloud

Well hell, there's his problem right there -

George W. Bush has summoned leading authors, historians and theologians

(Emphasis and underline mine).

7-3-2007 12:10 AM

ratilfar

A little late don't ya think?

7-3-2007 12:17 AM

arifsali

The first word which came to my mind reading this news is "idiot".

The name Bush and the word Philosopher is an oxymoron, the journalists at the above source should get a promotion or something for coining such a title for their story.

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