Bush and the 9/11 visit to Booker Elementary School
November 18, 2005 – 3:46 pmPresidents behaving like ostriches? Or not? So who was a man of action then? Did he really sit in a school with a silly look on his face?
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One Response to “Bush and the 9/11 visit to Booker Elementary School”
At least the President of United states the richest country in the world can care to visit a primary school. Show me an Indian or Pakistani leader who would visit a primary school. (Given India’s shocking neglect of primary education and healthcare and army of illiterates)
By blue mountain on Nov 22, 2005