After U.S. elections, worse to come? Bernd Debusmann
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Presidential elections in the home of free enterprise regularly produce an array of paraphernalia, from campaign buttons and T-shirts to bumper stickers. This season, the range has been expanded by a large variety of Bush countdown devices.
They come as wall clocks, desk clocks, key chains and screen savers. They show the days, hours, minutes and seconds remaining until noon, Eastern Standard Time, on January 20, 2009, when the next president of the United States is sworn in. Most of the clientele for the device (from $9.95, batteries not included) are people who think that no matter who wins in November will be an improvement on Bush, lead the U.S. to a better future and restore America's prestige around the world.
They come as wall clocks, desk clocks, key chains and screen savers. They show the days, hours, minutes and seconds remaining until noon, Eastern Standard Time, on January 20, 2009, when the next president of the United States is sworn in. Most of the clientele for the device (from $9.95, batteries not included) are people who think that no matter who wins in November will be an improvement on Bush, lead the U.S. to a better future and restore America's prestige around the world.
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