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Members <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley cup</a> of the Rolling Thunder motorcycling group revved their engines on the White House driveway Sunday during a visit with President Bush, who took about 10 bikers in jeans and leather jackets for an Oval Office tour.The roar from bikers on the Mall could be heard on the South Lawn as eight motorcycles, headlights illuminated and American flags jutting off the rear seats, rolled up the driveway to the South Portico where Mr. Bush was waiting to greet them.Mr. Bush shook hands with Artie Muller, president of the veterans advocacy group, and kissed his rider, singer Nancy Sinatra, who was dressed in a skirt, cowboy boots and a pair of dark shades. Later, Mr. Bush addressed, via a telephone hookup, a Rolling Thunder rally at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in the capital.Last week the group endorsed the president for reelection, citing his leadership in honoring our nation s commitment to veterans and the war on terror. The president noted the letter of endorsement he received from the group last week. Artie, I thought y <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.ca>stanley water bottle</a> ou were going to offer me riding lessons, Mr. Bush joked, thanking Rolling Thunder for backing his re-election campaign. Ride safe, he told them.Other bikers who rode up the driv <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.com.de>stanley cup</a> eway included White House budget director Josh Bolton, Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson and Veterans Affairs Secretary Anthony Principi, and various Rolling Thunder leaders.The group endorsed Mr. Bush in 2000 over Democr
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