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Pres. Bush Greets Motorcyclists At The White House

May
2004

  File under Celebrities News
  Author: Mike Werner
  Location: Paris, France

US President George W. Bush greets Artie Muller

Looks like bikers are becoming a more and more "in" thing for the politicians. First, there's Presidential candidate John Kerry riding around on his Harley-Davidson motorcycle, and now President George W. Bush is meeting several bikers in the Rolling Thunder motorcycle annual ride.

Rolling Thunder is a war veteran organization, and their 17th annual ride is expected to have 250,000 motorcyclists attending.

In the photo on your left, Bush is seen greeting Artie Muller, the president of Rolling Thunder, and singer Nancy Sinatra (riding pillion).

A U.S. Marine salutes motorcycle riders in the Rolling Thunder's 17th Annual Motorcycle Ride and Rally Sunday, May 30, 2004 in Washington. More than 250,000 motorcycles are expected for the rally by Rolling Thunder, an organization dedicated to creating awareness of POW/MIA issues from all wars. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais

A U.S. Marine salutes motorcycle riders in the Rolling Thunder's 17th Annual Motorcycle Ride and Rally Sunday, May 30, 2004 in Washington. More than 250,000 motorcycles are expected for the rally by Rolling Thunder, an organization dedicated to creating awareness of POW/MIA issues from all wars. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais

In this ride, Rolling Thunder also back Pres. Bush. The 8,000 members strong organization back the Iraqi war and President Bush's politics, despite John Kerry's war record and "biker" background.

US President George W. Bush (L) greets Artie Muller (R), president of Rolling Thunder, and Nancy Sinatra (passenger on motorcycle), at the South Portico of the White House in Washington, DC.(AFP/Luke Frazza)

Via: Yahoo News & AFP News