This relationship isn't new. These guys were receiving a lot of attention during the Bush administration. They were running special dinners and all sorts of things to bring the Jewish into their fold, especially where their was a mixed marriage. These are Bush's buddies. Heck, the Christians were playing music to Indian Hindus and blatantly to Muslims to rock them into a new religion. This isn't new. This is Bush, it has always been Bush.
The leanings of Christianity as a national religion was all over that administration. There were references to statues in the Dome of the Capital building and all sorts of demands for a national religion based in the words on money and all that mess. I am sure it is all over this blog. I mean the media was a disaster, even more than today.
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Former President George W. Bush (click here) will appear next week on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”
A Bush spokesman confirmed on Tuesday an Associated Press report that the former president will visit the late-night talk show on November 19. Bush is planning to be in Los Angeles that day and decided to stop by Leno’s show “one last time,” the spokesman said.
“He is looking forward to congratulating Jay on his 20-plus-year run hosting ‘The Tonight Show’,” Freddy Ford, the Bush spokesman, said in a statement.
The appearance will be Bush’s fourth on the show, according to the Associated Press. He first chatted with Leno in March 2000, when Bush was just a Texas governor and presidential candidate.
The leanings of Christianity as a national religion was all over that administration. There were references to statues in the Dome of the Capital building and all sorts of demands for a national religion based in the words on money and all that mess. I am sure it is all over this blog. I mean the media was a disaster, even more than today.
Former President George W. Bush (click here) will appear next week on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”
A Bush spokesman confirmed on Tuesday an Associated Press report that the former president will visit the late-night talk show on November 19. Bush is planning to be in Los Angeles that day and decided to stop by Leno’s show “one last time,” the spokesman said.
“He is looking forward to congratulating Jay on his 20-plus-year run hosting ‘The Tonight Show’,” Freddy Ford, the Bush spokesman, said in a statement.
The appearance will be Bush’s fourth on the show, according to the Associated Press. He first chatted with Leno in March 2000, when Bush was just a Texas governor and presidential candidate.
