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President Bush made an early morning campaign appearance at the Coors Amphitheatre in Greenwood Village, Colorado, accompanied by Colorado Governor, Bill Owens, and NFL Hall of Fame Denver Broncos’ quarterback, John Elway, and spoke to a crowd of thousands there. He then traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada where he addressed the 126th National Guard Conference. First Lady, Laura was in Cleveland speaking at Cuyahoga Community College today. It’s a another GOOD day to be a Bushbot! Enjoy your trip to Sanity Island on the Daily Dose!

Click here to download the California Republican Liberty Caucus' tri-fold pamphlet on the governor's race! It's a .pdf file, so you'll need Acrobat Reader... it's free, and chances are good you already have it on your computer. Try the link and see. Print it using the printer-icon button in the Acrobat toolbar in your browser (not File|Print in your browser's menu). It's intended for double-sided printing using single pieces of paper-- no stapling needed if you do it that way, and saves trees! ;-) Print one side, then invert the paper and feed it through a second time for the...

Click here to download the California Republican Liberty Caucus' tri-fold pamphlet on the governor's race! It's a .pdf file, so you'll need Acrobat Reader... it's free, and chances are good you already have it on your computer. Try the link and see. Print it using the printer-icon button in the Acrobat toolbar in your browser (not File|Print in your browser's menu). It's intended for double-sided printing using single pieces of paper-- no stapling needed if you do it that way, and saves trees! ;-) Print one side, then invert the paper and feed it through a second time for the...

Click here to download the California Republican Liberty Caucus' tri-fold pamphlet on the governor's race! It's a .pdf file, so you'll need Acrobat Reader... it's free, and chances are good you already have it on your computer. Try the link and see. Print it using the printer-icon button in the Acrobat toolbar in your browser (not File|Print in your browser's menu). It's intended for double-sided printing using single pieces of paper-- no stapling needed if you do it that way, and saves trees! ;-) Print one side, then invert the paper and feed it through a second time for the...