BUSH JOINS GOVERNORS MAKING REMARKS ON WAR ON TERROR
West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin III .makes remarks on the Global War on Terror, at the White House on April 19, 2006. Governor Manchin was joined by President George W. Bush (UPI Photo/Kevin Dietsch).
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