Hell No President Bush

Bush Strives for a Legacy: Fighting AIDS in Africa
President Expected to Call on Congress to Spend $30 Billion to Help
President Bush will call on Congress on Wednesday to spend $30 billion over the next five years to combat AIDS in Africa, double the amount he called for in his 2003 State of the Union address.

In a Rose Garden news conference, he will also announce that the First Lady will embark on a 4-nation Africa trip on June 25-29.

Watch President Bush announce AIDS initiative live at 1:10pm EDT on ABC news now

With the president increasingly isolated by the Iraq war, and facing all-time low approval ratings, the White House is viewing Africa as a place where Bush can claim a legacy.

By the end of 2008, the U.S. will have spent more than $18 billion fighting AIDS in Africa since his 2003 State of the Union, treating about 1 million people

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not just no but hell no mr bush

this is the president that vetoed the stem cell research bill for a cure to als.

this is the president that vetoed the $25 million for the als registry to help in the cure for als.

so send your congress a email today and tell them

not just no but hell no mr president

it's our turn, it's pals turn.

Bobby Brannigan

dx/94 ALS

PALS = PEOPLE WITH ALS