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| | The axis of oil? Are there 3 people now working in the oval office who used to work for oil companies? Bush, Cheney and Rice, perhaps? |
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| | This person and her sign seemed to stand out from the crowd in some way. Not that I had any problem with the other signs -- they were all good. |
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| | A good selection of signs, I'd say. And if we had good reasons to impeach and indict in March of 2006, I'd say we've got a lot more reasons a year and a half later. |
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| | If you find the Bush foreign policy a little confusing, maybe this sign can make it clearer. |
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| | The lying king and the puppetmaster, in all of their glory. Usually when the king appears in public, Dick stands much further away, often completely out of the picture, and he makes sure you can't see the strings. |
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| | Another view of the lying king and the puppetmaster. In case you don't recognize the brand of oil the king is holding, it's called "The Noble Cause." |
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| | A third view of the lying king and the puppetmaster. You'll notice that Dick doesn't have his shotgun. Maybe he didn't want to bring it to a peace rally, though you might expect a peace rally to be exactly the place he would want to have a shotgun in his hands. |
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