[RonDog]

MORE dancing "John John" photos here, from Yahoo! NEWS photos:

• Federal appeals court judge John G. Roberts (L) stands next to President George W. Bush as Roberts' son John (3rd R) dances and his wife Jane (2nd R) and daughter Josephine look on. Democrats who suspect Bush is seeking to swing the US Supreme Court to the right have vowed intense scrutiny of the record of the new nominee for the powerful Supreme Court(AFP/Jim Watson)
  AFP - 43 minutes ago
  
  

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• U.S. President George W. Bush (2nd L) nominates federal appeals court judge John Roberts (L) to the Supreme Court in a televised address to the nation from the White House, July 19, 2005. Dancing in front of Bush is Roberts' son John. Also pictured are Roberts' wife Jane and daughter Josephine. President Bush chose conservative appeals court judge John Roberts on Tuesday as his first nominee to the Supreme Court, and called for the Senate to 'act promptly' in approving his nominee. (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)
  Reuters - Jul 19 7:51 PM
  
  

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• US President George W. Bush (C) announces Federal appeals court judge John G. Roberts Jr. (L) as his first Supreme Court nominee during a prime-time speech at the White House in Washington, as Roberts' wife Jane (2nd R), duaghter Josephine (R) and son John look on. Bush nominated the conservative Roberts to the US Supreme Court, a move that may shape battles on controversial issues like abortion for decades. Roberts, 50, has been a judge in the federal court of appeals in Washington since 2003 and is considered a conservative Republican.(AFP/Jim Watson)
  AFP - Jul 19 6:54 PM
  
  

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• President Bush introduces his nominee for the Supreme Court, John G. Roberts Jr., left, as his son John, dances, and wife Jane and daughter Josephine, look on in the State Dining Room at the White House, Tuesday, July 19, 2005, in Washington. President Bush chose federal appeals court judge John G. Roberts Jr. on Tuesday as his first nominee for the Supreme Court, selecting a rock solid conservative whose nomination could trigger a tumultuous battle over the direction of the nation's highest court. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
  AP - Jul 19 6:47 PM

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[DollyCali]

Thanks for great offering today pookie.. Ron, I "borrowed" this post for Finest this AM & pinged you to it. Thanks!!!

[bitt]

no wonder W sounded so distracted during his address.!

[Pirate21]

Hey, RonDog -
Thanks for the pics. I noticed how Mr. Roberts kept trying to squelch a grin. Wasn't sure if he was beaming with well-earned pride or what. Those pictures are a hoot!

(Of course, in my youth, I'd have never gotten away with such a display... when my folks said to stand still, I stood still!)