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He has come under scrutiny recently for making a disparaging comment about President [[George W. Bush]], saying that he was sending troops into [[Iraq]] to have their heads blown off for his amusement. Stark has since apologized for his comments. | He has come under scrutiny recently for making a disparaging comment about President [[George W. Bush]], saying that he was sending troops into [[Iraq]] to have their heads blown off for his amusement. Stark has since apologized for his comments. | ||
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[[Category: 110th United States Congress]] | [[Category: 110th United States Congress]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:14, January 5, 2008
Pete Stark is a liberal Democrat representative from California. He is also noted for being Congress' first admitted atheist. [1]
He has come under scrutiny recently for making a disparaging comment about President George W. Bush, saying that he was sending troops into Iraq to have their heads blown off for his amusement. Stark has since apologized for his comments.