By Antonio D. French
Filed Friday, April 14, 2006 at 11:07 AM
On the website of the Columbia Missourian, the newspaper's staff has created a mock-up of Pres. George W. Bush's Facebook profile.
Facebook is a popular online directory that allows people to touch base, interact, create social networks and make friends. "As far as we have searched our President, George W. Bush, does not have a Facebook profile," says the Missourian's page. "But if he were to have a Facebook profile, we think it would look something like this."
Listed under "personal info," the President lists among his interests: fighting terrorism, compassionate conservatism, Jesus Christ, and Mexican food.
His favorite TV show is Fox News. His favorite music artists are Toby Keith and Britney Spears. His favorite books are "How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must)," "Curious George," and "My Pet Goat." And he belongs to the Diebold Voting Machine Fan Club.
The President says he is looking for friendship and "more people to like me and then go to the polls and tell the world that they like me. In political speech, we call that 'approval rating.'"
Click here to see the page.
Facebook is a popular online directory that allows people to touch base, interact, create social networks and make friends. "As far as we have searched our President, George W. Bush, does not have a Facebook profile," says the Missourian's page. "But if he were to have a Facebook profile, we think it would look something like this."
Listed under "personal info," the President lists among his interests: fighting terrorism, compassionate conservatism, Jesus Christ, and Mexican food.His favorite TV show is Fox News. His favorite music artists are Toby Keith and Britney Spears. His favorite books are "How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must)," "Curious George," and "My Pet Goat." And he belongs to the Diebold Voting Machine Fan Club.
The President says he is looking for friendship and "more people to like me and then go to the polls and tell the world that they like me. In political speech, we call that 'approval rating.'"
Click here to see the page.
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