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Bush Legacy Tour, Gives Senator Mitch McConnell Hell!! A James Pence Video And Photos.

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Here in Kentucky we have a real chance to get rid of our toothless obstructionist Senator Mitch McConnell. Yesterday the Bush Legacy Tour bus was in Louisville again. Bill Londrigan had a few things to say about Senator Mitch McConnell and so did his Democratic opponent Bruce Lunsford.
Senator Mitch McConnell had his video tracker there to tape everything anyone had to say. It sure would be nice if Bruce Lunsford would track Senator Mitch McConnell with a video camera, but that would be tough because Senator Mitch McConnell is afraid to appear in public, for fear of public protest. I know this because I've tried to get video of him in the following places: Buckner, Ky., Berea, Ky., Louisville, Ky. at the Olmsted BOO-LA-LA Fete D'Halloween gala and even at his own home but the chickenshit Senator from Kentucky sneaks in and out of these venues avoiding his constituents.
Bruce Lunsford has a real chance to defeat Senator Mitch McConnell and this Hillbilly will do everything he can to see that Senator Mitch McConnell and his wife Elaine Chao are exposed for the right wing, necon, Jesus talkin', evil walkin', lying, hypocrites they really are.
I have put together videos and photos of the Bush Legacy Tour event in Louisville, Kentucky June 26, 2008. The videos are below.

The Bush Legacy Tour, A James Pence Video

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The "Bush Legacy Tour" bus came to Louisville, Ky. yesterday and I had the opportunity to shoot some video and take a few photos. I put together the video below for folks that won't have the chance to see the Bush Legacy Tour bus in person, so they would have an idea of what it looked like and what was about.
The video below is set to the music of "Takin My Country Back" by The Honky Tonkers For Truth.
Click here to view the photos, the video is below.

Bush Legacy Tour Bus Will Be In Louisville, Kentucky June, 25th and 26th 2008

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Weather, permitting I will be there with a video camera for anyone that would like to say something to Senator Mitch McConnell.
WHEN AND WHERE

Wednesday, June 25
5-6:30 p.m.
400 East Witherspoon (between N. Floyd and N. Preston)

Thursday, June 26
11 a.m.
Chestnut St. between 6th-7th

On Wednesday June 25 and Thursday, June 26, please join us for a press event welcoming to Louisville Americans United for Change’s 28-ton rolling reminiscence on just how awful the last eight years of the Bush Administration have been.
The Bush Legacy Bus is a unique, interactive museum on wheels that neatly encapsulates the now-discredited conservative ideology of President Bush and his allies. Through video, guide-by-cell technology, artifacts and more, this bus makes clear that the failures of the Bush Administration were not his alone. They belong to local elected officials like Mitch McConnell and the right-wing agenda as a whole.
The facts speak for themselves. You’ll see exhibits covering the Bush-Conservative Legacy on Iraq, Hurricane Katrina, education, the environment, the economy, health care, the state of the American worker and one devoted to a progressive vision for America. You’ll relive the tragedy of Katrina on film, find out for yourself how much more you are paying for gas than ever before, and hear from real people with real stories from the trenches of the health care crisis.
The AFL-CIO will be hosting the bus at 5 p.m. at 400 East Witherspoon and Thursday at 11 a.m. at Chestnut Street between 6th and 7th and invite you to come take a look, participate in the press conference and share your stories about what eight-years of conservative governance has done to you and your family.
Contacts:
Bill Londrigan, Kentucky AFL-CIO, 502-696-9002; c-502-682-1497
Caren Benjamin, Americans United for Change, 202-470-5881