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| Wednesday, June 14, 2006 |
Bushie of Arabia III: Hogan's anti-heroesFlight of the Chickenhawks |
Update: Bumped and appropriately renamed...
This is, hands down, the best picture from Bush's press-delighting Iraq photo op today. Hands ... down. That's Tony Snow (looking a bit like a mental patient) on the left, and White House advisor Dan Bartlett on the right, looking like he swallowed Karl Rove. (Please pass the airsickness bag... gurg...) What I wouldn't give for a snapshot of Dubya in one of those helmets... (Photo credit: AP/Yahoo! News)
Tags: Bush, Iraq, News, Zarqawi |
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