The conspiracy-mongers at the Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance held an art contest for students. (Hat tip: Reader John K.) Little Hannah Stutz, 11, won second place for a Crayola exercise in Bush-bashing. She got a little help from dad:

Hannah Stutz, 11, turned her love of art into a heavy political statement that earned her second place in a peace organization’s art contest.

The soon-to-be Borel Middle School student recently beat out a handful of youth applicants in the Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance’s “9/11 Truth for Peace and Justice” art contest, picking up a $100 prize.

The group believes that the U.S. government isn’t telling the whole truth or giving all the information about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Stutz likes math, history and drama, but also enjoys art. She said her father, who has followed Sept. 11-related news closely, told her about the contest and encouraged her to enter.

The prize was a year’s supply of Reynold’s Wrap. :

Just kidding. She received $100 for this award-winning entry:

More pediatric cases of Bush Derangement Syndrome:

And this one takes the cake. If the young artist doesn’t already have an internship lined up with Michael Moore, I’m sure Howard Dean has a cubicle waiting for him/her at DNC headquarters:

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