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Notes Photo June 30, 2008

Your Turn: "W" Stoned

Bypassing the option of releasing an actual still, we see this morphing of reality and fiction, with "W," the diminished bad boy, in the amused hands of the physically and creatively imposing Oliver Stone.

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Notes Photo June 22, 2008

(Way) After The Flood

Short of re-donning a flight suit and posing looking back at the USS Abraham Lincoln, I couldn't imagine another shot more evocative of Bush 43's other monumental failure.

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Notes Photo May 29, 2008

McClellan's Cover

I have a few points and a few questions about the cover of Scott McClelland's Bush attack tome.

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Notes Photo May 18, 2008

The Dark Knight

Yesterday, I had the chance to say hello to Christopher Morris at the VII Seminar in NYC.  (I'm hoping to do a couple of posts on the NY Photo Festival, as soon as I work off my sleep debt.)  In particular, I'm interested in this Morris shot TIME used...

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Notes Photo May 16, 2008

Middle East 101

It's hard to see how Bush helps his cause in attacking Obama when the WH posts shots like this.

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Notes Photo May 13, 2008

I'm Sure Smirky's Golf Game Wasn't That Hard To Cut Loose

Just like he never felt any need for collective sacrifice, it is just not in Bush's make-up to have made this decision to give up golf in the broader context of "the appropriate behavior to set in wartime."

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Notes Photo May 11, 2008

Jenna's Blessed Wedding

Jenna's blessed wedding.  Setting sun + Bush war denial + limestone mega-cross + in-law in wheel chair + slab.

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Notes Photo April 27, 2008

Whatever It Takes To Be On Top

After getting punked at the WH Correspondents Dinner in '06 (and again at last year's post-mid-year election Radio and Television Correspondents Association chum-fest), Dubya literally made sure, this year, he had the upper hand.

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Notes Photo April 22, 2008

War On Terror: The Game Show

President 18% has sunk so pitifully low that he's taken to honoring Iraq veterans through the vehicle of the television game show.

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Notes Photo April 4, 2008

The Frat Boy He's Been All Along

Bush, as telegraphed by the years worth of lip-biting, never belonged in a field like this and consequently never fit in.

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Notes Photo April 1, 2008

Coming To A Cubicle Near You

This is probably the closest President Silver Spoon (looking like a pitchman for the Home Shopping Network) has gotten to a cubicle in his life.

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Notes Photo March 18, 2008

Bush's Sub-Prime Moment

If Katrina only crippled Bush in the compassionate conservatism department, I'm thinking this shot will finish him off.

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Notes Photo March 12, 2008

Fallon On His Sword (Or, He Was Sitting Right Here!)

Okay, maybe it's completely serindipitous, but I still marveled at this sequence of images of Bush with Admiral Fallon, who was disappeared from his role as yesterday.  (Such is the fate of an underling for personally cancelling Bush's public performance of Bomb Bomb Iran.)

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Notes Photo March 6, 2008

Not Like McSame Wanted To Appear Like He Was Taking Dubya's Lead: Latest Shots From "43's" White House Scrapbook

Not Like McCain Wanted To Appear Like He Was Taking Bush's Lead. (Latest Shots From "43's" White House Scrapbook.)

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Notes Photo February 24, 2008

Partial To Africa

In a tour through the Meru District Hospital near the Kenya border Bush called his anti-malaria initiative 'a practical way to help save lives.'

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Notes Photo January 28, 2008

My Last Look At A Bush SOTU, Thank God

My Last Look At A Bush SOTU, Thank God.

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Notes Photo January 20, 2008

Turn! Turn!

With the economy tanking, Bush's photo op has to do with hyping small business tax cuts.  Here are a few takes...

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Notes Photo January 14, 2008

Murdering And Swashbuckling

The New York Times found 121 cases in which veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan committed a killing in this country, or were charged with one, after their return from war.  In many of those cases, combat trauma and the stress of deployment — along with alcohol abuse, family discord...

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