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I’m not the only one with misgivings about the Bush “Miss Me Yet?” billboard.
Reader W.E. Messamore came up with some new and improved “Miss Me Yet?” billboard photoshops, including my favorite:

Bull’s-eye. Definitely want to see someone put this one up for real!

Let me count the ways…

It wasn’t Rush Limbaugh who ruined conservatism over the last eight years.
Diana West says what 99 percent of Republican talking heads and strategists and self-designated defenders of conservatism won’t say.
Read her latest post to see who the real problem has been.
Hint: It’s the guy who said this…

And the guy who did this and this.
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Legacy.

Sloppy.

Kosovo shows its appreciation by naming a street after President Bush.
It’s better than a sewage plant.
Sorry to be a Grinch, but with his massive government bailout legacy hanging overhead, perhaps someone should name a bottomless pit after W.
Your suggestions?

“I’ve abandoned free-market principles to save the free-market system.”
– George W. Bush
Stop me before I hurl a shoe.

“You fight like a woman.”

Shout-out.

Update: Bush…” “Russia has invaded a sovereign neighboring state and threatens a democratic government elected by its people. Such an action is unacceptable in the 21st century,” Bush said a hastily announced statement at the White House.”
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A press event is scheduled in the Rose Garden, according to USAT and other news outlets.
An interesting blog angle [...]

The rest of the story.

Meet the press.

Throwing down the gauntlet.

You go first. No, you.

Kinder, gentler, lamer.

Your tax dollars at work, splitting atoms in Saudi Arabia. PLUS: France is building reactors for Algeria and Libya.

Reflecting on the McClellan moment. Plus: What McClellan said about Richard Clarke’s tell-all.

Bolton: not happy.

Blind pig finds truffle.

Say cheese.

Costume party.

America second.

Legacy.

And look who has front-row media seats.

Yeah, that’s me.

Deja voo-doo.

“You can’t be the president unless you have a firm set of principles to guide you.”

“Scold.”

Just in:
President Bush on Tuesday vetoed a spending measure for health and education programs prized by congressional Democrats. He also signed a big increase in the Pentagon’s non-war budget.
The president’s action was announced on Air Force One as Bush flew to Indiana for a speech expected to criticize the Democratic-led Congress on its budget priorities.
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What do they do? Keep swimming, swimming, swimming. Plus: Pelosi’s waterfront earmark.