haha sooo i guess they wanted to use this footage in the re-election campaign, but now they can't unless they cut the sound!
http://onenews.nzoom.com/onenews_detail/0,1227,248984-1-9,00.html
In a sign of the difficulty President George Bush faces as he tries to win lack support for his re-election, several hundred protesters loudly booed him as he laid a wreath at the grave of civil rights leader Martin Luther King.
"Bush go home" and "peace not war" the predominantly black crowd of protesters shouted from behind a barrier of buses, as Bush paid tribute to King on the 75th anniversary of his birth.
Bush wants to improve his standing among black voters this re-election year, after winning less than 10% of the African-American vote in 2000.
The president was accompanied by King's widow Coretta Scott King, and sister, Christine King Farris. He placed the wreath, bowed his head for a few moments, and departed without speaking or facing the protesters as the boos from the crowd increased.
http://onenews.nzoom.com/onenews_detail/0,1227,248984-1-9,00.html
In a sign of the difficulty President George Bush faces as he tries to win lack support for his re-election, several hundred protesters loudly booed him as he laid a wreath at the grave of civil rights leader Martin Luther King.
"Bush go home" and "peace not war" the predominantly black crowd of protesters shouted from behind a barrier of buses, as Bush paid tribute to King on the 75th anniversary of his birth.
Bush wants to improve his standing among black voters this re-election year, after winning less than 10% of the African-American vote in 2000.
The president was accompanied by King's widow Coretta Scott King, and sister, Christine King Farris. He placed the wreath, bowed his head for a few moments, and departed without speaking or facing the protesters as the boos from the crowd increased.
