George H. W. Bush's train

What a beautiful gesture, this is what George H.W would have wanted.
You know, George H.W was fond of Nebraska and loved trains all his life, I guess that's why he wanted to be buried in one.
I think we can all come together and say that he was a patriot and true American. RIP!

>The train was painted to look like Air Force One and even carries the Presidential Seal.

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that thing was built after he died?

probably gonna sit there for a long time man, one of the largest train yards in the world

Is he really entombed inside of that train car?

Yes and it is travelling the country right now

On goyim money lol. The absolute state of american oligarchy.

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in the year 18,402, America will celebrate it's 4141th President

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>In recent history, planes have overtaken the role trains once served. But for those of Bush's era, Costello said, the sobriety of the railroads holds greater significance.

>"The train was the way to bring them closure," he said. "It gave ordinary people that opportunity [to say goodbye], ordinary Americans who couldn't drop everything to come to Washington for a week. It's so much more personal, beyond a photograph, beyond just reading a newspaper."