The Photo-Op Attendees Had to Sit Behind a Barricade ---pix->>

[Stephanie]

The Coward-in-Chief apparently doesn't trust the pre-screened John Deere employees. And look how they made some of them pose on top of the truck, as if they were just casually hanging out there watching ole George talk. And how the choir of employees behind him are all in matching shirts, although the people outside of the barricade are not. How many more phony-ass photo-ops must we endure? It's so freaking tiresome.

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He was speaking to a hand-picked crowd at a John Deere-Hitachi plant, a US-Japanese joint venture that employed 300 people when he took office in 2001 and now boasts about 1,000 workers, according to the White House.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20051205/ts_alt_afp/useconomybush_051205204827