Heck of a job, Bono
What could show that Bono's role in geopolitics is to calm the masses rather than speak for them than the jolly reception George W gives him? Bush - who never knowingly encounters someone with a different opinion - has been enjoying himself at the G8 summit in Germany:
Bush met with Irish rocker and anti-poverty activist Bono, music producer Bob Geldof and Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour before the start of the G-8 summit of major industrialized nations.
"Hanging out with good company, aren't I?" Bush said before retiring inside the Kempinski Grand Hotel Heiligendamm.
Bush apparently had Bono on his mind. Earlier, he shouted to aide: "Where's Bono? Bono for president."
At the time, Bush praised him as a "doer." "You're an amazing guy, Bono. God bless you," Bush said.
"Hanging out with good company, aren't I?" Bush said before retiring inside the Kempinski Grand Hotel Heiligendamm.
Bush apparently had Bono on his mind. Earlier, he shouted to aide: "Where's Bono? Bono for president."
At the time, Bush praised him as a "doer." "You're an amazing guy, Bono. God bless you," Bush said.
Bush has every reason to praise Bono - at a time when it's hard for him to find anyone to give him an even break, Bono continues to work like he's the President's personal cheerleader.
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