google.com - 1/20/2009
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2 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) Continuing a White House ritual, President George W. Bush left a note in the Oval Office for President-elect Barack Obama, wishing him well as he takes the reins of the executive branch. "I won't provide any details, but the theme is similar to what he's said since ...
google.com - 1/20/2009
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google.com —
2 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) Continuing a White
House ritual, President George W. Bush left a note...
in the Oval Office for President-elect Barack Obama, wishing him well as he takes the reins of the executive branch. The White House on Tuesday declined ...
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The Associated Press: Bush leaves note for Obama in Oval ...
politicalwire.com - 1/21/2009
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politicalwire.com —
A photo of President Obama in the Oval
Office this morning is especially interesting because it's clear...
he's instituted a new dress code: The new president is not wearing a suit jacket. It was a rule during the Bush administration that no one ever ...
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Change Comes to the Oval Office
msnbc.msn.com - 1/23/2009
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Sister Toldjah —
Bush leaves note for PEBO in Oval Office desk
Your Hopey McChange Inauguration Open Thread
Tammy Bruce —
Glad Bush is gone. One circus for another. Sorry, but I don't have the Fevah. Here are various links to today's Obamapalooza. And yes, just like last night's dinner, this, too, shall pass. Just at a price tag of $170 million.
WaPo:Early Risers Try to Get a Jump-Start on Celebration
After all, it is just a movie, right? It's not like a real country or real lives are at stake, or anything.
Bush leaves note in Oval Office desk for Obama
Chimpy McBulshitler Leaves A Mess In His Desk For Obama
Ace of Spades HQ —
Chimpy McBulshitler Leaves A Mess In His Desk For Obama You kind of have to read between the lines. Defiling a White House ritual, President George W. Bush left a note and a fecal pellet in the Oval Office for President-elect Barack Obama, wishing him to "Smell my feet!" as he takes the reins of the executive branch. "I won't provide any details, but the theme is similar to what he's said since election night about the fabulous new chapter President-elect Obama is about to start, and that he wishes him the very best," White House 'press secretary' and Stepford automaton Dana ...
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