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Bush and Blair’s 'Endless Love'

This clever clip from Atmo productions shows President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair attesting their love for one another in song.
May 30, 2006  |  
 
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Bush and Blair have kept their love for one another more hidden than WMDs in Iraq. Until now. This clever clip from Atmo productions shows President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair attesting their love for one another in song. Set to the touching Lionel Richie/Diana Ross classic 'Endless Love,' Bush and Blair show that maybe their real talents lie in crooning, not leading the free world.

Jennnifer Fox is an AlterNet intern.

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