Average Obama Crowd

June 18, 2008 – 6:38 pm

Hmm, I think I found the average Obama crowd for Brian C. at snapped shot

PS: that background photo comes from a protest where a soldier was burned in effigy. In Portland.

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snapped shot · always watching the all-seeing eye (June 19, 2008)
[...] Obama's Average Crowd Brian C. Ledbetter · Thursday, June 19. 2008 08:51 William Teach has provided another example to yesterday's set of hypothetical representations of what a typical Obama crowd would look like, [...]
[snapped shot] It’s Just Photoshop:™ Obama’s Average Crowd | Old Dominion Blog Alliance (June 19, 2008)
[...] shot] It’s Just Photoshop:™ Obama’s Average Crowd William Teach has provided another example to yesterday's set of hypothetical representations of what a typical Obama crowd would look like, [...]

2 Comments

Comment by steveegg

2008-06-18 23:07:29

It’s about right. Now, how did Islamic Rage Boy get into the States?

Comment by William Teach

2008-06-19 08:58:15

He is a photo op hog. You name it, he is there!

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