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Bush v. hecklers

reuters.com
04-Jul-2008
        
Story Timeline:  94 days

Jul. 4 - The U.S. President is repeatedly heckled at an Independence Day ceremony to welcome new citizens. The barrage from several people came as George Bush spoke at a naturalisation ceremony at the former home of Thomas Jefferson. Paul Chapman,... [read full story]                    

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Bush welcomes new US citizens

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05-Jul-2008
        

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - President Bush invoked the memory of Thomas Jefferson Friday in welcoming new U.S. citizens at a naturalization ceremony at Monticello, saying "I'll be proud to call you a fellow American." On his final...

                   

Protests greet Bush at new citizens' rite

journalgazette.net
05-Jul-2008
        

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – People lined up to be sworn in as new U.S. citizens were unwitting witnesses Friday to a constitutional object lesson at President Bush’s expense on the grounds of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello....

                   

Bush welcomes 72 new American citizens, including Indians

hindu.com
05-Jul-2008
        

Washington (PTI): Describing America "a melting pot of cultures" from across the world, President George W Bush welcomed 72 new citizens from 30 countries, including India, on the occasion of the US Independence Day. Among...

                   

Protesters Interrupt Bush Speech

redorbit.com
04-Jul-2008
        

President George Bush was interrupted by protesters on a July 4 visit to what he called the first Western White House -- Thomas Jefferson's home in Virginia. The president presided at a naturalization ceremony for 76 new citizens.

                   

Bush welcomes 72 new Americans in final July 4 appearance

keralanext.com
04-Jul-2008
        

WASHINGTON: Calling America "a melting pot of cultures" from across the world, US President George W Bush made his final Independence Day appearance at Monticello in Virginia by welcoming 72 new citizens from 30 countries,...

                   

Protesters Interrupt Bush Holiday Speech: by Matthew Jaffe

buzzflash.net
04-Jul-2008
        

No sooner had Bush started speaking at the naturalization ceremony welcoming new American citizens than protesters began shouting at him, calling him a “war criminal.” The President paused in his remarks and then responded, “To...

                   

Bush's Independence Day speech interrupted by protesters

xinhuanet.com
04-Jul-2008
        

WASHINGTON, July 4 (Xinhua) -- Anti-war protesters repeatedly interrupted U.S. President George W. Bush's Independence Day speech Friday in Charlottesville, Virginia, ABC News reported. As Bush started speaking at the...

Hero Citizen Dumps Pinko Loudmouth At Disruption of President’s July 4th Speech At Monticello!

freerepublic.com
04-Jul-2008
        

This is the typical European TV News story of Code Pink protestors at President Bush's July 4th speech at Jefferson's home, Monticello. The President was welcoming new citizens until Code Pink decided to ruin ceremony for...

                   

Bush helps swear in citizens as hecklers shout

freerepublic.com
04-Jul-2008
        

President Bush traveled to the home of Thomas Jefferson Friday to help swear in new U.S. citizens as part of Independence Day celebrations. "When you raise your hands and take the oath you will complete an incredible journey....

                   

Protesters interrupt Bush speech

dailyindia.com
04-Jul-2008
        

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., July 4 (UPI) -- President George Bush was interrupted by protesters on a July 4 visit to what he called the "first Western White House" -- Thomas Jefferson's home in Virginia. The president presided at a...

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