An inspired bit from Bill Maher last night:
New Rule: For Halloween this year, President Bush has to dress up as either an Indian or a cop. This past week he dressed up as a construction worker for a photo op at a housebuilding project. We've seen him as the navy man landing on the ship. And of course we've seen his cowboy outfit. For a guy who's anti-gay, he sure spends a lot of time dressed up like the Village People.
Brilliant.
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