Celebrate Halloween like George W. Bush!

Man, the DNC Kickin' Ass Blog is really putting out some great stuff these days. Here's something I swiped... eh... BORROWED from....
http://www.democrats.org/specialreports/halloween/index.html


"I do not reinvent myself at every turn. I am not running in borrowed clothes."
- Then-candidate George W. Bush, 8/3/2000

Halloween is just around the corner.If you're like President Bush, you enjoy dressing up in all kinds of costumes.

There are lots of cool things you can dress up and pretend to be for Halloween. Do you need some ideas this year? Check out some of the costumes President Bush has worn since he's been in the White House.

Military Man
President Bush loves dressing up like a military man and hanging out with a whole bunch of real military folks. (Especially if there are cameras around!)
CHECK IT OUT

Working Man
If you're like President Bush, you've relied on friends (and campaign donors) to help you out in business. But that doesn't mean you can't dress up like a real working man, just like President Bush.
CHECK IT OUT

The Man of Many Lands
When President Bush goes to other countries, sometimes he gets to dress up in accordance with local traditions. Get more great ideas for your Halloween outfit here.
CHECK IT OUT

There's more great stuff at the DNC KICKIN' ASS blog! What you waiting for? Get over there! Bookmark it, already!

http://www.democrats.org/blog/

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