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    Erik 2.12.2008 at 10:42 pm |

    What! Will he next ban burning people at the stake??? What kind of commie country is this turning into?

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    Astraea 2.12.2008 at 10:57 pm |

    “The noose is not a symbol of prairie justice, but of gross injustice,” the president said.

    Wut? Who the hell thinks of the noose as a symbol of prairie justice?

    Can I just sleep through the next year?

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    Sarah J 2.12.2008 at 11:01 pm |

    I think he just figured out that black people can vote.

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    ThickRedGlasses 2.13.2008 at 12:49 am |

    Come on. Give the guy some credit. At least he didn’t say “displaying nooses are bad.”

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    Gina 2.13.2008 at 2:38 am |

    I think he just figured out that black people can vote.

    Either that or someone just clued him in that it’s Black History month.

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    gordo 2.13.2008 at 4:29 am |

    To be fair to Bush, he is on the right side of this issue, even though he’s about 7 years too late. Compare that to his position on torture.

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    louise 2.13.2008 at 9:03 am |

    Oh please- if he had come out and said this when Jena was “THE” hot topic, it would bear some weight. As it is, this is just George doing a PSA for his last Black History Month. Means NOTHING.

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    Cara 2.13.2008 at 7:21 pm |

    Um . . . I’m assuming that the entirety of Bush’s remarks wasn’t printed there. But did anyone else notice that while he strongly condemned both lynching and the hanging of nooses (what a maverick!), the words “black,” “African American,” “race” and “racism” didn’t appear at all? I’d like to think that the bits where he talked about lynching not only as horrifying injustice but as racist, white supremacist horrifying injustice, but you know. Its Bush.

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