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Tuesday
30Jun2009

A Symbolic End to Bush Era Symbolism

AuthorJustin Bathon on DateTuesday, June 30, 2009 at 8:04AM

Something about this just makes me feel good inside and I thought I would share:

I hated those damn schoolhouses. Nothing says "we're a joke over here" like fabricating symbolism and the Bush Administration was really good at such blatent fabrications. From the name of the law, to "scientifically based research," to the 2013 deadline, to these damn schoolhouses. Good riddance schoolhouses ... may I never think on you again.

h/t Tom Panarese

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