As Bush's Popularity Drops, So Do Souvenir Sales

[YDogg]

"Near the lone stoplight on Main Street, a for-sale sign hangs from a dusty window where a souvenir shop used to sell cufflinks, cowboy boots and denim shirts emblazoned 'The Western White House.' Another gift store across the street is shuttered too, though a sign says it will reopen elsewhere. And the biggest souvenir shop in Crawford is reporting a drop in sales."

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http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070207/NEWS/702070368/1178


I guess this is what happens when you hitch yer wagon to a piece of garbage.

[leftyladyfrommo]

1. Would you want to be caught with a Bush bobble head doll?

I wouldn't.

But I feel for them. They had a good thing going for a while there.

[Felinity]

2. A Bush Bobble head doll?

What's wrong with that? Seems like an accurate representation.

[mwb970]

3. I'd line 'em up for target practice.

What else can you do with a bobble-headed Bush?

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. But I hope the Crawford newspaper is still going strong

thanks to out of town subscriptions.

[YDogg]

5. Agreed. Not all in Crawford are bush sycophants.

[Canuckistanian]

6. Maybe they should sell Bush/Cheney bedpans

Remember the "Tricky Dick" watch of the '70s?

Fantastic seller.

C'mon, American souvenir manufacturers! Get on the ball!

[Richard D]

7. This would make them a lot of money