Hillbilly Report

What George W. Bush Didn't Tell The Troops In Iraq During His Labor Day Visit

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
September 4, 2007
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What George W. Bush didn't tell the troops in Iraq during his Labor day visit:

• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to send their jobs to Communist China or Mexico.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to outsource their jobs to foreign countries.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to see that Americans worked longer and harder for less.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to help loan companies foreclose on American home owners.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to help Communist China import lead painted Barbie Dolls for their children to play with.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to take away healthcare insurance from their mothers, fathers and grandparents.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to decimate Americas industrial base.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to keep oil refinery capacity down and keep gasoline prices up so his oil pals can make more money.
• He didn't tell the troops he was working hard to shorten their tours in Iraq.
• He didn't tell the troops Mission Accomplished.
• He didn't tell the troops about his military service during the Vietnam war.
• He didn't tell the troops how he manipulated intelligence reports, so he could send them to Iraq.
• He didn't tell the troops he has proposed cutting the VA budget by $3.4 billion over five years, after adjusting for inflation.

The Iraq war time line.

5 Deaths at Los Angeles VA Facility Prompt Investigation

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
April 5, 2007
LOS ANGELES, CA (AP)  --   Officials are investigating the deaths of five men at the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center.
   The men who died between November and February  had substance abuse problems and other medical troubles. All but one are believed to have died of drug overdoses.
   The US Department of Veterans Affairs the LA County coroner's office and the hospital itself are reviewing the deaths according to the LA Times.
  The hospital has already upped security and is giving more drug tests.
  One of the dead was a 27-year-old Iraq war veteran who checked into the hospital for drug addiction. On one day in January he had prescriptions filled for five medications and was found dead the next day in his hospital room.