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rainbow4321 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Apr-11-09 08:34 PM
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16. "his old morning reading: a stack of national security threats".
Pfffttt...minus that one fateful morning in August 2001.....

From the article:


The couple subscribe to the Dallas Morning News, which has written about their visit to a local elementary school and the standing ovation they received after finishing dinner with friends at Fernando's Mexican Cuisine. Even on days when the paper's front page is blanketed with difficult reminders of Bush's terms -- deaths in Iraq, Osama bin Laden, the recession -- the former president has told friends that he prefers the newspaper to his old morning reading: a stack of national security threats.

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The Dallas Morning News took a swipe at chimp with their blog entry about the article:

http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2009/04/is-bush-tanned-and-ready.html

Is Bush "tanned and rested"?

The Times worked in the phrase "tanned and rested." Isn't that a Nixon reference? Their story focused on a "reunion of sorts" next week in Dallas, with key Bushies converging to reminisce, brainstorm on the library, and presumably, work on ways to defend the legacy.




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