The president looked at a dozen more pictures of abuse and reportedly shook his head in disgust but the apologies, regrets and mea culpas are now history. It's back to business as usual.
Mark Dayton: “The president looked at a dozen more pictures of abuse and reportedly shook his head in disgust but the apologies…”
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Senator Dayton criticized President Bush's response to the abuse scandal.
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