Mongolia gives Bush taste of nomadic life
ULAN BATOR (Reuters) - U.S.
President George W. Bush heard multi-toned Mongolian "throat singing" and drank mare's milk on Monday as he ended an Asian tour inside a nomadic hut that is a symbol of the country that produced Genghis Khan.
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Bush and the rest of the U.S. party were served a variety of traditional foods and drinks. Bush had a taste of fermented mare's milk and nibbled on some cheese curd that one participant said tasted like sour cream.
I guess the way his poll numbers are going, he needed a drink. In public. The wheels are really coming off, aren't they?
2 comments:
the left needs to lay off the "bush is drinking again i just know it" smear.
it's disappointing that i've seen way more discussion in my favorite blogs of a locked door at a press conference than of the substance of what bush talked about with asian leaders.
Can't ignore the signs of drinking. Danger ahead. I know too many people who've gone down the drunken path -- and it always starts with something mild, like non-alcoholic beer, or just one glass of champagne at New Year's -- to do that. It means his judgment is still altered. The consequences for the country could be catastrophic.
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