Motorcycles At The White House

J.J. Jackson* | May 28, 2007

WASHINGTON — President Bush likes a serene White House most Sundays. Every now and then, though, he is ready for rumble.

Leaders of Rolling Thunder, the motorcycling group that raises awareness about missing veterans, roared right up the mansions’ driveway this Sunday. Bush, just back from a weekend at Camp David, stood alone outside the South Portico to meet them.

No Memorial Day weekend in the capital is complete without the ritualistic rumble of Rolling Thunder. For 20 years now, the nonprofit group has led a “Ride for Freedom” along the National Mall, a full-throttle demonstration in support of soldiers held captive or missing in action.

“How you doing, Artie? Welcome back,” the president told Artie Muller, the founder and executive director of the nonprofit group.

God Bless those that have never been found or accounted for.

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