Want to see where those "handmade" Bush signs come from?

[Newsjock]

The Campaign Desk blog of the Columbia Journalism Review has nailed it, with this photo at the top of their homepage as of now.


GOP intern Jared Brecher lays out signs in support of President Bush to dry at the James A. Farley Building postal building Tuesday, July 6, 2004 in New York. (AP Wideworld/Mary Altaffer)

Another manufactured demonstration of "public support," courtesy of the manufactured administration.

Edit: Fixed link; thanks.

[Piperay]

1. It's all 'smoke & mirrors'

with the repukes, ALWAYS fake. x( Never seen a more dishonest bunch then them, I don't care whether the signs are printed in mass or handmade but WHY must they fake everything anyway. It seems they spend so much effort on crap that doesn't matter and yet never made the smallest effort to gain honest support by extending their hand to the other side once in almost 4 years, they are really pathetic. :-(

[realisticphish]

2. kind of like

the "spontaneous demonstrations" in Oceania....

[RamboLiberal]

3. ROFLMAO - great find - but need to fix your link

http://www.campaigndesk.org

[Mountainman]

4. I wondered why most of them were all the same color.

It looked too set up for everyone to use red and blue on a white background. And the printing looked similar too.

Rent-a-base

[jimshoes]

5. Wanna bet the kids a dem

making $6.50 an hour?

[glitch]

6. so busted - the picture's a hoot - but at a federal building?

nice to be able to provide work space for your campaign at the taxpayer's expense.