President Bush Is Going To Haiti This Tuesday

Former President George W. Bush will be preparing to visit Haiti tomorrow, Tuesday, August 10 2010.

The purpose of the visit is to "view progress made on rebuilding after the January earthquake ... and visit with organizations that are assisting in the rebuilding effort and have been supported by the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund," according to a statement from Bush's office.

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The last time President Bush was in Haiti, he made headlines for wiping his hands on President Bill Clinton after shaking the hands of Haitian people.

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Let's hope the headlines are on the 'UP' side this time around.

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Thomas Stcloud says...

are you blind to not see how the racist came out of bush any way i dont know what he will go tp haiti for again,he better look out becaus in more »

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Aidawedo says...

Racking my brain for an "up side" to GWB visiting Haiti. Oh yeah, operative more »

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Miggy says...

I don't think Bush has done it intentionally,but the reflexion of his hand somewhat proved that the incident has indeed occurred. Hey video's more »

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Pjk says...

Your false characterization of President Bush is obviously politically motivated. Shame on you for distorting the incident. It is ridiculous to more »

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