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The ‘Miss me?’ George Bush pumpkin

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What’s Halloween without a little politics? And with little more than a week until Election Day, you can’t blame me that I incorporated it into my jack-o’-lantern last night, when I joined my family to carve pumpkins.

Inspired by a recent Gallup survey in which President Barack Obama and former President George Bush were virtually tied in a measure of approval, my get out the vote pumpkin for 2010:

Miss him yet? Then volunteer in the waning days of the election, when door-knocking and victory calls are most critical.

(And yes, I did actually spend upwards of two hours carving that pumpkin. It was cathartic.)

COMMENTS

  • america1st

    SUPER job on the carving and I am forest green with envy for your talent. The average 2nd grader does better than I.

    And yeah, it’s even better for the message. Hopefully it will cause enough imploded heads among the clueless (“progressives”) to tip some tight races into the sanity column.

  • http://www.alyssakaeding.com Alyssa Kaeding

    I live 10 minutes south of the “Miss Me Yet” billboard and I still get a kick out of it. Nice carving skills.

  • http://impudent.edublogs.org/ kyle8

    I don’t really miss him. Not at all actually. Sure he was better than Obama, but then that is scant praise.

    • throwback59

      guy who prevented a follow-up 9/11 when no one thought it was possible.

      • http://impudent.edublogs.org/ kyle8

        led directly to what we have now.

        • JSobieski

          and focused too much on terrorism as a tactic rather than the underlying ideology.

          He was and is however, a very decent man.

          • aesthete

            I think that Bush’s many failings really show the extent to which the unconstrained vision of the anointed referenced by Sowell is a failure, no matter how patriotic or decent the “anointed” man in question really is (and IMO, Bush was one of the most personally decent and patriotic men to have ever served in higher office).

    • aesthete

      I’m as happy with his retirement as he appears to be.

  • heir2freedom

    I am inspired by your excellent handiwork to try my own hand at this carving stuff. I think I’ll take a whack at carving a pumpkin of Obama’s ego.

    I wonder if that world record 1725 pounder is still available?

    NEW POST:

    “NEVADA HARRY” REID HAS LOST HIS LAST MARBLE
    (hilarious picture included)
    http://heir2freedom.blogspot.com/2010/10/nevada-harry-reid-has-lost-his-last.html

  • qurys

    and dang….this may be the first pumpkin to go viral.
    But I somehow was able to share in the catharticcarving experience too!
    Your pumpkin and my our favorite words….former president Barack Obama.