President Bush addressed a gathering of the
American Indian Nation in New York State. He
spoke for an hour on his future plans for
increasing the Native American's standard of
living. He affirmed that as President he had
supported every Indian issue that came before
him. The President was vague on details of his
plan, although he was enthusiastic about future
ideas for helping his "red sisters and brothers."
At the conclusion of his speech, the chief
presented the President with a plaque inscribed
with his new Indian name - "Walking Eagle."
President Bush then proudly departed in his
motorcade, waving to the crowds. The press
closed in on the chief:
News reporter: "Chief, could you tell us why you
selected that Indian name for President Bush?"
Chief: "Walking Eagle is a name given to a bird
so full of crap it cannot fly."
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