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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/24/AR2006082401462.html?nav=rss_politicsFamily Time at Kennebunkport
By Peter Baker
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, August 25, 2006; Page A03
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine, Aug. 24 -- President Bush returned to his parents' century-old oceanfront retreat here Thursday for the first time in his second term, putting aside the troubles of the world to some extent for a brief spell of fishing and family.
After a morning flight on Air Force One, Bush wasted little time getting started with his four-day weekend, heading out with his father, George H.W. Bush, and daughter Jenna for a fishing trip aboard Fidelity III, the former president's boat. No word on whether either angler-in-chief caught anything.
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The president will also find the volatile domestic debate over the war in Iraq following him here as protesters aligned with peace activist Cindy Sheehan plan to picket a Bush family wedding Saturday. Sheehan and her supporters have made it their mission to follow the president on his vacations to confront him about the war.
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Bush takes pride in his Texas identity and often plays down his New England roots. Just this week, for instance, he playfully eschewed his family's home region in discussing Democratic Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman's independent campaign in Connecticut, saying he had no plans to go support Lieberman's bid. "I'm going to stay out of Connecticut," Bush said.
"You were born there," a reporter reminded him.
"Shhh," Bush replied.
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Antiwar groups affiliated with Sheehan plan to rally as close as they can get to the wedding at St. Ann's Episcopal Church, near Walker's Point. "Join with people of conscience to call for an end to the war in Iraq and say NO! to the Bush Agenda," reads an online recruitment pitch for the demonstration.