Jim McDermott is a idiot...


White House Tree Ornament Supports Impeachment

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11:37 am by
Michael O'Brien

On
this year's White House Christmas tree will hang a most unusual
ornament: a bulb saluting efforts to impeach President George W. Bush.


A bulb by Washington state artist Deborah Lawrence is decorated with
pictures and text commending Rep. Jim McDermott's (D-Wash.) efforts to
impeach the president, the Washington Post reported.
First Lady Laura Bush asked McDermott to select a local artist to
decorate bulbs for the tree, and McDermott selected Lawrence.


"I was at first nauseated, then realized it was an opportunity…to
highlight Jim McDermott because he's a hero of mine," Lawrence said.


"It really is too bad," said Sally McDonough, a spokeswoman for the
First Lady. "I haven't seen the ornament, but I would hope that no one
would take this as an opportunity to be divisive and partisan. There is
a time and place for everything, and I don't think this is either."

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