George W. Bush coloring book
With President Bush’s exit from the White House just months away, commemorate our 43 head of state’s illustrious eight years in office with the George W. Bush coloring book! Yes. These books have memorable illustrations with quotes to remind you of all the notable remarks he made regarding race, international affairs, economics, religion, and more. No need to color in the lines, this is a great way to show your respect to the leader whose tenure produced the Iraq War and the Patriot Act. Illustrator Karen Ocker took pains to capture the look of courage under fire and sought out quotations to exemplify Bush’s legacy.
Tagged: books, colouring books, politics
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Henry said | 12 June, 2008
Go get one. And remember what a wonderful and productive eight years it’s been for us proud Amerikkkans…and for our nuke-kular-warheaded leader.
name said | 29 July, 2009
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thomass said | 5 June, 2008
ha! i got one of these, it’s awesome. few things have ever existed that are simultaneously so funny and so sad. glad that soon enough it will be a collector’s item…