Bush to bypass laws to build border fence


	Bush to bypass laws to build border fence

BobbyDelray

4-1-2008 3:54 PM

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4-1-2008 5:55 PM

kkcapricorn

Bushie just bulldozes along, oblivious to laws.
Doing as he pleases.....Why won't the cowards Impeach? Arrest for war crimes?

4-1-2008 8:33 PM

n2sooners

Invoking the two legal waivers — which Congress authorized

Shouldn't the title be "Democrat controlled congress to bypass laws to build border fence"

4-2-2008 3:16 AM

tanyamm

The only thing is, there will be gaps in the wall where the property is owned by people who have friends in the right places (for them). Their property is exempt.

4-2-2008 7:51 AM

alanocu

Bobby did you hear about the George W. Bush Sewage Plant - http://sfist.com/2008/03/31/presidential_me_1.php

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