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Broc Blegen decided to honor Bush as a sort of experiment into the creation and respect of monuments. He debuted the monument in Washington, D.C. on the last day of Bush’s presidency, Jan. 20, as Barack Obama was sworn in. The reception by the crowd was not good. In fact, some threw their shoes at it ( see below) and tore it down.
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Broc Blegen decided to honor Bush as a sort of experiment into the creation and respect of monuments. He debuted the monument in Washington, D.C. on the last day of Bush’s presidency, Jan. 20, as Barack Obama was sworn in. The reception by the crowd was not good. In fact, some threw their shoes at it ( see below) and tore it down.
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That is hillarious!!! Thanks for posting it!!!! Very reminiscent of Saddam Hussein's statue being torn down....
Broc Blegen decided to honor Bush as a sort of experiment into the creation and respect of monuments. He debuted the monument in Washington, D.C. on the last day of Bush’s presidency, Jan. 20, as Barack Obama was sworn in. The reception by the crowd was not good. In fact, some threw their shoes at it ( see below) and tore it down.
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In all seriousness thought, that was pretty rude. Even thought just about 95% of all Americans don't like him, you should at least show some respect (even a nanoliter).
A monument in Iraq to the reporter who threw the shoe at him during his Baghdad news conference...
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