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Bush's Dog Bites Reporter: WHY HE DID IT (video)
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Bush's Dog Bites Reporter: WHY HE DID IT (video)
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George W. Bush's dog bit a reporter yesterday. The MSM covered the bite and the reporter's recovery, but BarelyPolitical has the inside scoop on why Barney ...
Obama discusses the dog (video)
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— youtube.com — At his first press conference, the President-elect dealt with the biggest issue to date: The dog.... (more) Obama discusses the dog (video)

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Althouse:  Why Barney bit the reporter.

Wizbang:  They bite back

The Huffington Post | Full News Feed:  Barney Christmas Video, Last Of Bush Presidency (VIDEO)

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Why Barney bit the reporter.
Althouse — As you probably know, the President's dog Barney bit a reporter (a dog-ignorant Reuters reporter named Jon Decker). Barney's point of view: blog advertising blog advertising

They bite back
Wizbang — Leave it to the White Press corps to retaliate against Presidential pooch Barney after he bit one of their own. BOSTON - Turns out that when it comes to biting White House visitors, President Bush's dog Barney is a repeat offender. Boston Celtics public relations director Heather Walker said Friday that Barney bit her wrist and drew blood as she tried to pat the Scottish terrier in September after a White House ceremony honoring the team's 17th NBA championship. "It was very strange. I didn't expect him to bite me," Walker told The Associated Press. Last week, Barney bit Reuters reporter Jon Decker's index finger when he reached down to pet ...

Barney Christmas Video, Last Of Bush Presidency (VIDEO)
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — While Joe Biden and Barack Obama are picking out their new dogs, the current White House pet is starring in one last Christmas video -- featuring Olympian Michael Phelps. Watch: Meanwhile, Barely Political has a video showing what Barney was thinking when he bit a Reuters reporter last month. See past Barney holiday videos here.

Barney Christmas Video, Last Of Bush Presidency (VIDEO)
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — While Joe Biden and Barack Obama are picking out their new dogs, the current White House pet is starring in one last Christmas video -- featuring Olympian Michael Phelps. Watch: Meanwhile, Barely Political has a video showing what Barney was thinking when he bit a Reuters reporter last month. See past Barney holiday videos here.

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