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No Lame Duck He, Bush Quacks On as Dems Turn Tail

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Sez CheriDelbrocco: "You aren't lame when you're getting your way on everything. At a press conference this week, instead of quacking like a duck, he was strutting like a peacock, and warning the world of how relevant he still is. The Decider Guy is dancing with the stars." Cheri's Mad as Hell about it.

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