Another New Photo From the White House Website

Hotair Pundit ^ | 01/25/10 | Hotair Pundit

[TexasNative2000]

I prefer dealing in truth and reality, so if you can document that it’s Photoshopped or Photocadded or altered in any other way, I’d be happy to see it.

[PeaceBeWithYou]

Aside from the photocad tag in the file?

Look at the people there, Andrew Card, Karen Hughes, Karl Rove. That would place it before 2002 or between August 2004 to March 2006 due to Hughes' and Card's service periods.

Now if you search for the picture online you only find it after May-June 2009, you won't find any color or B&W of Bush with his feet up on the desk till after 0 got busted for it mid 2009. And B&W is really easy to manipulate.

I believe it was altered. When-if I or some other FReeper finds the original, that fits the timeline, we'll know for certain.

[esquirette]

Since this whole BC thing has begun, I have wondered if there was a connection between the illegitimacy of this guy, and his narcissism, his arrogance, and his sociopathy.

(And, by the way, I like your tag line. I have two Eagle sons. Scouting and a good father made them into men.)

[Churchillspirit]

Doubt Dubya's mother would approve of that.

He chastised him, whilst he was Pres. for putting his feet on her coffee table.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

It is in your face conduct as was his bowing to foreign officials. He engages in this type of disrespect on purpose. Somewhat like spitting on a hamburger.

[GonzoGOP]

I’d wager that Pres. Reagan did not

Politicians tend to be a egotistical lot. There have been only a few of them who were truly humbled by the office and the trust that it symbolized from the US people. Reagan was one of them, Truman was an example from the other side of the isle. Combating the idea of "New Money" being the issue both of these men came from relatively humble origins.

My theory was that those men who brought honor to the presidency and the oval office were men who understood that the presidency was something they had been entrusted with, rather than something they had won. Winning something conveys a sense of ownership. Being entrusted with something implies that it is not yours, and that you are expected to give it back in as good, or better shape than you received it.

[r9etb]

Hey, Jed Bartlett did it in West Wing.... it's gotta be OK.

[blueyon]

No class.............

[PeaceBeWithYou]

You seem confused and angry, maybe (click here)-> this will help.

[beckysueb]

I mean the one of Bush with his feet on the desk. Something just don’t look real about it. Maybe the way his feet seem to be too close to the edge and not really touching the desk.