1st. Bush Visit After State of the Union To Be In Nebraska. Come Protest!

[norml]

Bush Plans Visit
Trip to follow State of the Union speech


President Bush will be back in the heartland next week. He's planning a trip to Nebraska after his State of the Union address according to Nebraska's U.S. senators.

Bush plans to talk about his Social Security initiatives, said Mike Buttry, a spokesman for Senator Chuck Hagel.

Bush's State of the Union speech is scheduled for Wednesday.

Precisely which city the president would visit and on what day was not immediately known, said Buttry and David DiMartino, a spokesman for Senator Ben Nelson.

snip http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/1369076.html

[DearAbby]

1. Please Follow up on the details where * plans to speak

:)

[norml]

2. It's not been announced yet.

Although I'm sure they know where he will be speaking.

[paineinthearse]

3. Probably some convention center

adjacent to an airforce base......easy in/easy out.

[CatholicEdHead]

5. Expect the rules to get in

will be similar to the campaign. "Your Papers Please". Name, Social Security Number, Address, Loyalty Oath, etc...

[AntiCoup2K4]

9. probably broadcast from the hole that the chickenshit coward crawled into.

...on 9-11-01.

[norml]

12. Bush will be visiting Omaha.

http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/1373401.html

Omaha On Bush Agenda
Bush To Make 6th Visit
President plans sixth stop in metro


Details are slowly emerging about the president's trip to Nebraska next week. He's expected to be in downtown Omaha, at a location yet to be announced. This will be President Bush's sixth visit to the metro since taking office.

The president was here three times in 2001. First, to push his tax cut, next to throw out the first pitch of the College World Series, and he was then briefly at Offutt Air Force Base immediately after the terrorist attacks of September 11th.

The president was back in 2003 to rally support for his economic stimulus package and just last fall he landed in Omaha for a campaign rally in Council Bluffs.

Republicans describe Nebraska as the reddest of the red states and that makes this a comfortable stop for Bush.

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[zann725]

13. Maybe if we follow his "schedule," we'll follow the Money trail

of pay-off's for "help" on Election Day tallies.

He went to Cleveland yesterday, didn't he?

[burn the bush]

4. I can't come to Nebraska but we do need to follow the chimp

and protest everywhere he goes. I'll try to get to anything within 3 hours or so of me.

[norml]

6. "Worse Than Nixon!" That's what my sign will say, if I can make it there.

I think the best chants or signs are ones containing no more than five words.

[hatrack]

7. Gosh, you've just got to respect his courage!

Wow, campaigning in a state he won by about 30 percentage points. Impressive - NOT. :puke:

[AntiCoup2K4]

10. 30 percentage points?

Guess Hagel's machines are even more effective than Diebold's.

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

8. Gee, I wonder if he'll come to Illinois?

I don't think so, he's probably too afraid of the reception he'd get unless it was in DuPage County or one of the Repuke counties downstate.

:puke: :puke: :puke:

If he does have the balls, I'll be there protesting, anywhere in the Land of Lincoln.

[LynneSin]

11. Bush to Nebraska: Thanks for voting for me, here is more Blue State money

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