Non-racist Bush to New Orleans: "Party On"!





How can people suggest our president is racist? The first thing he did upon arriving in New Orleans was play with darling African American youngsters and some non-looting African American adults.
He even kissed two African American women (on the head)!
The second thing Bush did in New Orleans was deliver a message of hope and inspiration:
I believe that the great city of New Orleans will rise again and be a greater city of New Orleans. I believe the town where I used to come -- to enjoy myself, occasionally too much -- will be that very same town, that it will be a better place to come to.
A born again Christian, once lost but now found, President Bush is confident that out of the ashes of alcohol, vomit, and titty flashing he once knew so well, a greater funner New Orleans shall rise.
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