Beat Bush. – bushbops.com This thing looks too cute and smiley, like a kid dressed in his Sunday best. It’d be creepy to punch or kick. Fourth Avenue at Twelth Street.

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You’ll have to take my word for this one. A motorized sailboat with a banner saying “Bush No.” It was reversed from my position and I was peering at it through binoculars, and my dyslexia was kicking in, so maybe it said the more popular “No Bush.” Or it could be they are W supporters and it said “Bush On,” but I don’t think so. They must have been aiming for the Repugs doing the tourist favorite, The Circle Line. Monday on the Hudson River near 100th Street.

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Sabrina Artel, host of TRAILER TALK, will be parked in her radio bus near the St. Mark’s Church, and will conduct interviews that will go out to the world on the airwaves of her "Live On The Road" show.

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About twenty officers pass on shiny, ultra-quiet scooters. Avenue B.

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Stop Bush. Houston and Suffolk Streets.

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Flipflap – noun: When W says something and the exact opposite the next day..

Bush was asked if the United States can win the war against terrorism that he has made the focus of his administration and the central thrust of his re-election campaign.

“I don’t think you can win it,” Bush replied. “But I think you can create conditions so that those who use terror as a tool are less acceptable in parts of the world.”

Bush now vows to ‘win’ war on terror

President Bush: Flip-Flopper-In-Chief

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Purple Heart bandaids given out at the RNC – Photo

“Stop the War on Heroism” – a clever slogan from a listener/caller to the Randi Rhodes show.

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Light Up the Sky tonight, dusk to dawn, “to silently express our sorrow over all the innocent deaths this war has caused.” Basically put a light in your window, if it faces the street, or wander the city with flashlights or glowsticks. As long as you keep to the sidewalks this action requires no permit. lightupthesky.org

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