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Image - Overhead Picture of Barack Obama at The DNC
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8/28: Watching And Waiting
Blogometer — ... a miniature Greek temple": OBAMA II: Pot, Meet Kettle Liberal bloggers are pushing back against the criticism of Obama's Greek pillars by pointing out that Bush delivered his 2004 acceptance speech on a stage with Greek pillars : "Republicans who are mocking Obama's appearance haven't mentioned it, but George W. Bush accepted his own nomination in 2004 on a set with a similar neoclassical theme, with columns rising on either side of him, as the pictures above and below show. Indeed, the Bush set and the Obama sets currently look strikingly similar, ...

Republicans In A Tizzy Over Invesco Set
Crooks and Liars — ... Doesn’t that make your righteous indignation over Greek temples and Greek gods seem just so pathetically ignorant?  By the way, do you have any memory of the stage from which George Bush accepted his nomination? Don’t look now, but there were ...

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