Sweet Baby Jesus, the Turkey Dinner Bush Doll

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The President's Surprise 2003 Thanksgiving Day Visit to the U.S. Troops in
Iraq Has Inspired Talking Presidents to Create a New Action Figure,
Turkey Dinner Bush

IRVINE, Calif, Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- The President's surprise 2003
Thanksgiving Day visit to the U.S. troops in Iraq has inspired Talking
Presidents to create a new action figure, Turkey Dinner Bush.
The secret Thanksgiving trip was the first visit by an American President
to Iraq. The trip was said to have boosted the morale of troops serving in
Iraq, as well as to have inspired patriotism among many Americans at home.
Regardless of how the visit was viewed politically, it has become a piece of
our nation's history. It also inspired John Warnock of Talking Presidents to
create a new President Bush action figure.
"It was such a cool, historic moment, I immediately wanted to make a doll
to celebrate it," said Warnock. "As I watched him carrying the turkey tray on
television, I started picturing him in a display box."
Turkey Dinner Bush is dressed in a replica of the Army Jacket, blue shirt
and black pants he wore while visiting the troops, and comes complete with a
turkey dinner tray similar to the one he carried last Thanksgiving Day. Unlike
the company's other dolls, Turkey Dinner Bush does not talk. This limited
edition action figure is strictly limited to production of 5000 dolls.

Talking Presidents is a designer of political action figures, including
Presidents Bush, Clinton, and Reagan, and of pundits including Ann Coulter.

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Contact:
John Warnock
Talking Presidents
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[StopTheMorans]

1. he should be made out of plastic, just like that damn fake turkey

he took to the troops last year...

[emulatorloo]

2. You forgot the picture . . . .

every child will want one:

[signmike]

3. That's the one I want

If I have to have a Bush doll I want the all plastic one that doesn't talk. That and a box of Voodoo pins and a firecracker to shove up it's butt would make my Christmas.

Hey, what's that bright, glowing green stuff on the tray? Depleted Uranium?

[Bertha Venation]

4. my head is going to explode

no words

[Crankie Avalon]

5. HAHAHAHA...

...now that's funny! What kid wouldn't want that? And for the "grown-ups," they should make a "limited edition" commemorative plate to display with pride over the mantelpiece--if trailers have mantels, that is. :7

[yellowcanine]

6. This time both fake turkeys are plastic! Sorry but it was right there on

the tee and I had to hit it.