George W. Bush On Message Discipline
Published by mr.president October 27th, 2009 in PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, PRESIDENTIAL MARKETING, AMERICAN PRESIDENTS, PRESIDENTIAL HISTORIAN, PRESIDENTIAL PETS, AMERICAN HISTORY, UNITED STATES HISTORY, PRESIDENTIAL HISTORY, US PRESIDENTS, HISTORY IN THE NEWS, WHITE HOUSE HISTORY, GEORGE W. BUSH Straight Poop 
George W. Bush made his world-changing motivational speaker debut in Ft. Worth this week, and he went with the tested material.
How to rouse the Texas throng while auditioning for future speaking gigs?
Turd jokes never fail!
Bush wowed ‘em with tales of cleaning up after his dog, showing that former Presidents are just like us. The Washington Post watched the relatableness unfold in real time:
Bush’s fascinating pet sanitation anecdote saw light in March, when he tried it first outside the country in Canada.
Next to China, where April saw the former chief executive talking shit at the
Boao Forum.
A May high school graduation provided the first domestic audience to enjoy Bush’s scatological stylings, and Vanity Fair expressed concern that the ex-president was repeating himself.
Bush defied the glossy monthly, regaling Michigan business leaders with dog stories in late May, and again in Toronto.
Squintee is a man of few words!

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