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From today's St. Pete Times, Tampa mayor's day has no time for Bush. The Democrat mayor of Tampa snubbed the President, which is fine I guess, but she didn't have the courage to admit that was why she did it. The story reads like she nobly kept her schedule because an out of town guest couldn't reschedule, but if you read the whole thing you'll see that she is lying. Be rude if you must, but if you're going to be rude, dammit, be rude.
What a jerk.
Oh, and HEY ST. PETE TIMES, IT'S PRESIDENT BUSH, or THE PRESIDENT not "Mr. Bush" or "Bush".

February 17, 2004 in Politics |

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Pedro, you actually read that trash? Hope you don't pay for it.

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