WOODSTOCK — This may be as close as Vermont gets to having President Bush make an appearance — his wife has stopped by for a visit.
First lady Laura Bush is at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park to announce a $50,000 trails grant and to go hiking with old friends from Texas. She chatted with young campers planting ferns along a carriage trail Monday before speaking at an invitation-only event.
Vermont is the only state that President Bush hasn't visited during his more than seven years in office. Laura Bush has been there twice, campaigning for a congressional candidate two years ago.
In March, two Vermont towns passed measures calling for the indictment of the president and Vice President Dick Cheney.
It's a cover-up: Laura's heard about all that nude bathing in Vermont and she's gone to check it out.
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