* in Georgia today - pics

[Kadie]

and he is sweating already.
It's hard work...


President Bush waves to supporters after being introduced at campaign rally at Georgia Southern University Hanner Athletic Complex, Monday, Oct. 30, 2006 in Statesboro, Ga. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)


U.S. President George W. Bush arrives at a rally at Georgia Southern University in Stateboro, Georgia October 30, 2006. REUTERS/Jim Young (UNITED STATES)


President Bush, left, waves to supporters and is joined on stage by Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue, center, and Rep. Max Burns, R-GA, right, at a campaign rally at Georgia Southern University Hanner Athletic Complex, Monday, Oct. 30, 2006 in Statesboro, Ga. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)


President Bush, left, waves to supporters after being introduced by Rep. Max Burns, R-GA, right, at campaign rally at Georgia Southern University Hanner Athletic Complex, Monday, Oct. 30, 2006 in Statesboro, Ga. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

[TheCowsCameHome]

1. He should be sweating - wait till Nov. 7th, he'll be crapping his drawers, too.

[AndyA]

2. Nice wet armpits, Bush. Don't you use anti-perspirant?

Most anti-perspirants also come with deodorant, so you don't stink and offend everyone around you.

But then again, after what you've done to America, I guess your offensive odors and sweat stains pale in comparison.

What a disgrace you are to America.

[devilgrrl]

3. Wow! Look at all those white people!!!!

[Supersedeas]

4. is this the same face and attitude that he takes when viewing those NY Times photos?

[liberal N proud]

5. $56,800-per-hour to fly AF1

From a 2004 USA Today article about the advantage bu$h had with AF1 and what it cost US!

excerpts from articles)

The 68,000 miles Bush has logged this year (2004) on Air Force One include five trips to Pennsylvania.

With rare exceptions, he confines his travels to the more than a dozen states he and Kerry are fighting hardest for, and to places where he is raising campaign money.

Even when the White House deems a trip as political, the cost to Bush's campaign is minimal. In such instances, the campaign must only pay the government the equivalent of a comparable first-class fare for each political traveler on each leg, Federal Election Commission guidelines say.

Usually, that means paying a few hundred or a few thousand dollars for the president and a handful of aides. It's a minuscule sum, compared to the $56,800-per-hour the Air Force estimates it costs to run Air Force One

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/nation/p...

[ThingsGottaChange]

6. What a disgusting pig n/t

[RobertSeattle]

7. What, no strategically placed "people of color" in the backdrop?

I see White People!

[MidwestTransplant]

8. They couldn't even find any color for the background?

[JohnnyLib2]

9. Statesboro, pop. 22,000

That's up a few thou from Seymour, Indiana. Talk about disappearing president.

[Crankie Avalon]

10. Sweating to the oldies...or sweating with a bunch of old white people, anyway.

Here are a couple of him leaving for his trip:

[JohnnyLib2]

11. LOL,,, the similarity grows ever more clear

except there are no good Republicans to take the poison pill to him.

[SoCalDem]

12. He's "morphing" before our very eyes

[itsmesgd]

13. we're all not crazy in Georgia

Remember, the fact that a democrat, John Barrow, beat Max last time is why * is here twice in two months for this slog.

Also, we are not all crazy deep in the heart of Dixie--kidding, but there are some liberals, democrats, and such down here (not all transplants from up north either). A few of us are educated and have all of our teeth as well. I was born and raised in Savannah and most of my family is wise to this guy, but then again we are educated and have (most) of our teeth and a little common sense. It's showing how desperate they are however, this is supposed to be hard core repub territory. Maybe there is hope.

sgd