Robert Shaffer
BURBANK -- Presidential hopeful George W. Bush made a stop in Burbank
on Tuesday night on an abbreviated campaign stop in Los Angeles.
Bush, in a contentious Republican primary with John McCain and Alan
Keyes, flew in to Burbank and was scheduled to give a short speech to
supporters at a rally at the airport.
The Texas governor has two campaign events scheduled in Los Angeles
today. The first is at Los Angeles International Church, the other a town
hall meeting with Latino voters. Bush is scheduled to leave for Austin,
Texas tonight, a campaign staffer said.
Rep. James Rogan (R-Glendale), a Bush supporter, was scheduled to be
among those welcoming the presidential hopeful to Southern California.
Bush will spend about a week in California before the March 7 primary.
He was in Michigan earlier Tuesday, campaigning in a hotly contested GOP
primary in that state.
