(Souvenir coffee mugs celebrating the wedding of President George W. Bush's daughter are for sale in Crawford, Texas May 10, 2008. (Larry Downing/Reuters))
For some reason looking at this photo, I thought of all the high end stuff sold around the Diana wedding.
I think when they chose to take it out of the White House, that took it down a notch. Plus, who really cares. It's not like Jenna was America's sweetheart.
Yeah, I guess. Still, the general lack of public interest seems noteworthy to me.... Especially in a celebrity-obsessed culture. What does it say that nobody cares about a Bush wedding?
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So, I don't know, white trash(?). When I think of the Bush family, I think more Dukes of Hazzard than Duke of Windsor.
I thought the media coverage -- especially pre-wedding coverage -- was really subdued. I don't know if it was at the command of the WH or what.
By -epm, at 9:11 AM
For some reason looking at this photo, I thought of all the high end stuff sold around the Diana wedding.
I think when they chose to take it out of the White House, that took it down a notch. Plus, who really cares. It's not like Jenna was America's sweetheart.
By mikevotes, at 2:09 PM
Yeah, I guess. Still, the general lack of public interest seems noteworthy to me.... Especially in a celebrity-obsessed culture. What does it say that nobody cares about a Bush wedding?
By -epm, at 3:21 PM
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