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January 17, 2007 News & Features » Street Talk

Burning Bush 

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More than 100 protestors stood on the sidewalk in front of City Hall to rail against President Bush Jan. 11 at the opening of the General Assembly. The rally, organized by Moveon.org, was organized to denounce Bush's decision to send more troops to Iraq.



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