President Bush and Debra Cagan


I don't hate Iranians, Debra Cagan does. Do you?

October 1, 2007

At a recent meeting between high ranking Defense Department officials and British Parliamentarians at the Pentagon, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Coalition Affairs Debra Cagan remarked, "In any case, I hate all Iranians." The incident was confirmed by three of the visiting MPs present at the meeting.Should the President of the United States allow this person to be a member of our United States government?

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