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02-09-2010, 10:57 PM
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The George Bush Billboard: 'Miss Me Yet?'
By Ken Ronnan | Published Tue, Feb 9 2010 5:01 pm
A waving George W. Bush billboard is greeting drivers along I-35 in Wyoming, Minn., but no one knows who paid to put it there. Next to the image of former President Bush reads the caption "Miss Me Yet?" Fox News called Mayor Sheldon Anderson of Wyoming to find out more on this mysterious message.
Update: Fox News reports Minneapolis-based Schubert & Hoey Outdoor Advertising said the billboard, which it owns, was rented out by a group of small business owners and individuals who felt that Washington was against them and thought it was a funny way to get their message out.
The George Bush Billboard: 'Miss Me Yet?'
By Ken Ronnan | Published Tue, Feb 9 2010 5:01 pm
A waving George W. Bush billboard is greeting drivers along I-35 in Wyoming, Minn., but no one knows who paid to put it there. Next to the image of former President Bush reads the caption "Miss Me Yet?" Fox News called Mayor Sheldon Anderson of Wyoming to find out more on this mysterious message.
Update: Fox News reports Minneapolis-based Schubert & Hoey Outdoor Advertising said the billboard, which it owns, was rented out by a group of small business owners and individuals who felt that Washington was against them and thought it was a funny way to get their message out.
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02-18-2010, 12:59 AM
Yes, they ARE missing Dubya! Shopping web site reports spike in sales of Bush items
By Celeste Katz
Daily News Staff Writer
Tuesday, February 16th 2010, 7:53 PM
Items featuring a smiling former President George Bush and the question, "Miss Me Yet?" are doing a brisk business as sales of pro-President Obama items lag, reports the Web shopping site CafePress.
Demand for the items spiked after a billboard featuring the ex-commander in chief appeared alongside a rural Minnesota highway last week, stirring up buzz.
CafePress spokeswoman Jenna Martin said sales of Bush-related products virtually disappeared after Obama replaced him.
But last week, she said, 10 of the firm's top-selling 100 designs were "Miss Me Yet?" items, moving to the tune of up to 500 orders a day.
"There were no Obama-themed designs on the list - Bush has stolen the political spotlight, just like Sarah Palin did the week before when she re-surfaced with crib notes written in her palm," she said.
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:rockon: I miss GW!!
By Celeste Katz
Daily News Staff Writer
Tuesday, February 16th 2010, 7:53 PM
Items featuring a smiling former President George Bush and the question, "Miss Me Yet?" are doing a brisk business as sales of pro-President Obama items lag, reports the Web shopping site CafePress.
Demand for the items spiked after a billboard featuring the ex-commander in chief appeared alongside a rural Minnesota highway last week, stirring up buzz.
CafePress spokeswoman Jenna Martin said sales of Bush-related products virtually disappeared after Obama replaced him.
But last week, she said, 10 of the firm's top-selling 100 designs were "Miss Me Yet?" items, moving to the tune of up to 500 orders a day.
"There were no Obama-themed designs on the list - Bush has stolen the political spotlight, just like Sarah Palin did the week before when she re-surfaced with crib notes written in her palm," she said.
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:rockon: I miss GW!!
03-19-2010, 02:35 PM
Nope. Not missing an economy in free fall in worst economic crisis since Depression nor wars based on false,cherry picked intelligence and numerous claims all proven false just to name 2 quick examples.
03-19-2010, 06:49 PM
Ronald Reagan billboards are now popping up.
"Remember real hope and change."
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-2...03544.html
"Remember real hope and change."
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-2...03544.html
03-19-2010, 07:00 PM
Old School Wrote:Ronald Reagan billboards are now popping up.Those truly were the good old days. IMO, Reagan was the last president who both fervently believed in the great American dream and worked to preserve it for future generations. Would it not be great to have an optimist in the White House again who could speak from the heart instead of from a teleprompter?
"Remember real hope and change."
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-2...03544.html
03-21-2010, 01:06 AM
As far as I can tell Obama resparked hope in U.S. and around the world.
03-21-2010, 09:25 AM
bulldog149 Wrote:As far as I can tell Obama resparked hope in U.S. and around the world.
His approval rating in the U.S.A. alone has dropped from around 65% when he was elected to 43% in just 1 year. Countries around the world are now seeing Barry for what he really is, and we are quickly becoming the laughing stock of the World.
03-21-2010, 10:21 AM
bulldog149 Wrote:As far as I can tell Obama resparked hope in U.S. and around the world.You don't get out much do you? Obama has sparked hope among the leaders of Iran, North Korea, Russia, Hamas, Hezbollah, and China. In Paris, London, and Tel Aviv, the hope is for change on November, 2010 and on November, 2012. Obama has been toxic to relationships with our traditional allies.
03-21-2010, 11:11 AM
bulldog149 Wrote:Nope. Not missing an economy in free fall in worst economic crisis since Depression nor wars based on false,cherry picked intelligence and numerous claims all proven false just to name 2 quick examples.
:yawn:
After you listen to the 'cherry-pickers' make sure you listen to President Bush at the end of the video - YOU may learn something!
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5p-qIq32m8"]YouTube- Democrats before Iraq War started....[/ame]
Shame on those democrats who, later on, deliberatly misled, aka LIED, to the American People in order to score political points. These are the same 'cherry pickers' who are voting on Obamacare this afternoon!
03-21-2010, 09:43 PM
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Looks like bill boards are the way to go these days.
Looks like bill boards are the way to go these days.
03-21-2010, 10:26 PM
Joe Friday Wrote:[Image: http://www.redstate.com/snarkandboobs/fi...carter.jpg]:lmao: That's the best one yet!
Looks like bill boards are the way to go these days.
03-22-2010, 04:44 AM
Actually the latest Gallup poll shows Obama's job approval at 50% and disapproval at 43%.
The 52 week low was 46%.
.Yes some Democrats supported giving Bush the authority to go to war with hope he would use it wisely to prevent war but he didn't work together with UN sanctions. And as you recall Obama was never a Demcorat that supported the war. While some Democrats supported war early they admitted it was a mistake unlike Republicans who didn't even after we found out all myths of weapons of mass destruction,nuclear weapons progream,uranium from Africa and links to 9/11 and al-Qaeda were false.
.Not much not to respond to Obama's popularity among our Allies. That is pretty obvious to anybody who has watched news for past year. In contrast to how they felt about Bush go it alone Cowboy diplomacy. And we also know the administration has worked very hard to increase sanctions on Iran as they continue not to co-opeate with international community. He doesn't have a lot of fans in the other places like North Korea listed above either. Certainly not among al-Qaeda since his war is in Afghnaistan and Pakistan against people who really attacked US, and not Iraq war.
The 52 week low was 46%.
.Yes some Democrats supported giving Bush the authority to go to war with hope he would use it wisely to prevent war but he didn't work together with UN sanctions. And as you recall Obama was never a Demcorat that supported the war. While some Democrats supported war early they admitted it was a mistake unlike Republicans who didn't even after we found out all myths of weapons of mass destruction,nuclear weapons progream,uranium from Africa and links to 9/11 and al-Qaeda were false.
.Not much not to respond to Obama's popularity among our Allies. That is pretty obvious to anybody who has watched news for past year. In contrast to how they felt about Bush go it alone Cowboy diplomacy. And we also know the administration has worked very hard to increase sanctions on Iran as they continue not to co-opeate with international community. He doesn't have a lot of fans in the other places like North Korea listed above either. Certainly not among al-Qaeda since his war is in Afghnaistan and Pakistan against people who really attacked US, and not Iraq war.
03-22-2010, 01:15 PM
bulldog149 Wrote:Nope. Not missing an economy in free fall in worst economic crisis since Depression nor wars based on false,cherry picked intelligence and numerous claims all proven false just to name 2 quick examples.
Oh yeah, the War in Afghanistan is a false war based on cherry picked intelligence.
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03-22-2010, 01:25 PM
vundy33 Wrote:Oh yeah, the War in Afghanistan is a false war based on cherry picked intelligence.Bro, some people, you just cant talk sense into. And by the way, thank you for your service. :Thumbs:
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03-22-2010, 01:37 PM
I believe that Hussein got the chemical and biological weapons out of the country well before we invaded. I don't think he had anything close to nuclear weapons but he did use chemical weapons ALOT, so we know he had them at some point.
None of us know the intelligence they really had before the war started, you can't lie about that ****, there's just to many people involved.
Personally, I think we should have sent SF and CIA in there first to snoop a little bit before we invaded. I am aware of SF in Iraq in 2002 but I don't think their presence was anywhere close to what we had in Afghanistan in 2001 before we invaded.
None of us know the intelligence they really had before the war started, you can't lie about that ****, there's just to many people involved.
Personally, I think we should have sent SF and CIA in there first to snoop a little bit before we invaded. I am aware of SF in Iraq in 2002 but I don't think their presence was anywhere close to what we had in Afghanistan in 2001 before we invaded.
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