Taxpayer paid Air Force One aids Bush on campaign trail
President Bush uses Air Force One for re election travel with costs billed to the campaign only as first class fare. Federal Election Commission guidelines limit charges when trips are deemed political. Bush has logged 68,000 miles this year within the continental United States, with multiple trips to key battleground states and dozens of fund raisers.
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President Bush Keeps Saddam’s Pistol as War Trophy
The White House says President Bush keeps Saddam Hussein’s pistol, captured after his underground hideout was found, mounted by military specialists in a small study adjoining the Oval Office. Soldiers who helped capture Saddam presented the weapon to him on Sunday.
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Rolling Thunder members meet President Bush at White House
The Rolling Thunder bikers rode to the White House driveway on Sunday for an Oval Office visit with President Bush. Artie Muller, group president, and singer Nancy Sinatra were among those greeted as Bush thanked the veterans for backing his re election bid and noted a prior endorsement from the group.
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