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Thursday, February 19, 2009

WAS BUSH THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESIDENT?

WAS BUSH THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESIDENT?

After years of President G.W. Bush being portrayed as a chimp and your objecting assuming this refers to President Obama being an African American, you now must be assuming President Bush was the first African American President.

Or, people are being ignorant of the Constitution where it only gives the power of the President to SIGN or to VETO a bill.



The bill was written and passed in the House by Chairwoman Pelosi before B.H. Obama was elected to be the President.

Personally, I prefer to believe that President Obama was grasping at straws when he signed this rather than cooking up this Ponzi Scheme.
Posted by JohnLloydScharf at 3:49 PM

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