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[ceebeegee]

Interesting. It would certainly explain a lot. Salon also looks at this theory.

Some of my favorite comments from that page:

If someone is feeding Bush things to say, they should be fired because he says some really stupid things!

and this exchange:

Oh, come on, guys. Bush gets that "deer in headlights" look because he's listening to messages from God, of course, and you know it.
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Maybe Bush's handlers put the device in his ear and he THINKS it is the voice of God.

It just gets disturbing, though, when he argues with that voice during a debate.

I must say, I find all these references to Presidential bulges rather hilarious.

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[ceebeegee.livejournal.com]

Heidi, you may find this article (http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0321/goldstein.php) amusing as well. When I originally posted it on my message board last year, I wrote:

I'm all for correcting for subliminal influence and such but I must admire the reporter with the fortitude to take on this topic. It takes a lot of, well, balls.

(And the picture on the website doesn't have nearly the same impact as the one in the print article, which had a dotted box around Bush's...box.)

[mysticblaze.livejournal.com]

It doesn't take much right now to make me laugh:

Actually there was something novel about this occasion, but it passed utterly below the radar. Discretion prevented anyone from mentioning that Bush's outfit gave him a very vivid basket. This was the first a time a president literally showed his balls. Check it out—your subconscious already has.

A lot of people root for Bush to make it as a man, and they're happy to see his big basket (even if it does suggest a male version of the push-up bra).

Fasten your crotch straps. With luck, we're in for a bumpy ride.

Hee hee...