Bush faces criticism at funeral
Chimpy McDumbass came in for criticism during the funeral of Coretta Scott King, with speakers questioning his war in Iraq, his illegal domestic spying program, his misadministration's nonresponse to Hurricane Katrina, his ancestry, his IQ, his legitimacy, and the size of his peener.
Reverend Joseph Lowery, who along with Martin Luther King Jr founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, openly questioned the priorities of the White House and the premises of the US-led war in Iraq.
Lowery said no weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq but that there were "weapons of misdirection" employed in the United States.
"For war billions more, but no more for the poor," he said to cheers and applause.
Lowery said no weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq but that there were "weapons of misdirection" employed in the United States.
"For war billions more, but no more for the poor," he said to cheers and applause.
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