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Clinton's Africa trip cost millions: Pentagon paid price for mission.(Nation)
Washington Times, The , September, 1999 by Boyer, Dave
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Washington Times, The , September, 1999 by Boyer, Dave
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<!--innerMod--> <!-- google_ad_section_start (name=s2 weight=.3) --> The Africa excursion from March 22 to April 2, 1998, included about 1,300 persons whose travel was paid for by the federal government. On that trip, Mr. Clinton expressed regret ...
The guy is still in campaign mode. He doesn't know how to do anything else. Here is a guy who said if this didn't pass it would make the economic situation from a crisis to a catastrophe. So instead os signing it on friday after it passed congress, he wait 4 fucking days, and does it in Denver. That makes alot of sense don't it.
Don't these climate change hysteria guys find it offensive that Obama needs to fly a jumbo jet across the country to sign a bill? Especially a bill that includes so many global warming initiatives in it? And a bill that was passed in DC where Obama lives now? Maybe they put that giant pork package on a separate jet and flew that out there too. I know I'm nit-picking here but seems extremely unnecessary and wasteful at a time when these guys should be showing as much restraint as possible.(unlike the past eight years):money8:
