How Bush Spent His Fourth Of July

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All Things Considered, July 4, 2008 · President Bush went to Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson Friday for the annual Independence Day celebration and naturalization ceremony. While welcoming more than 70 new American citizens, he was interrupted by a half-dozen protesters.

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