The President George W. Bush figure is identified by the foot planted in the Houston area where he grew up. His heart is over Midland, where he also grew up, as shown to the left. Note the crutch he bears in one hand: he has been wounded in the Presidential debates with candidate John Kerry, which the Gallup Poll claims was won by Kerry in the opinion of their sample of voters. He is haunted over his shoulder by the incredible James A. Green Cloud Visions Show in Kansas. The talon on the President's right hand reminds us of the footprint of the usually invisible animal found on Forbidden Planet that stalked into the flying saucer recently landed on Altair-4. Christ in the desert!

This is detail captured at about the same time. The heart remains over Midland, Texas, and seems to have a hole in it approximately over Midland itself.

Here you can see wounded President George W. Bush raising a fore-finger with a talon over the matter, staring back at Green in his MSEE graduation cap with an irritated air. Green seems to spring from the Mississippi River, having recently imaged himself as a Missy Sipping. (We all have our weaknesses and can sometimes be made fools of.) Sometimes I think it is my best photo, made with a plastic dong and a Hollywood wig, showing me as a lovely angel willing to bestow sweet mercies on a friend in need. It also serves to notify she-males in the audience that I don't bite, which I thought was rather clever of me after all. However, it does not look smart enough to be President, you know, and that is also one of the accusations that talented and personable President George W. Bush has slung in his face quite a bit. For example, see the President George Walker Bush depressor Too Stupid to be President. However, our President is bilingual, and speaks Spanish in addition to English, as shown by his leaning into Mexico. He himself has a history degree from Yale, and an MBA from Harvard University in business, and his Father makes him two presidents in one, almost! He takes advice from the best educated heads, and delivers a great State of the Union address! But he cannot fool all of the people all of the time, which Republican leader Lincoln would say is nearly Natural Law. He defends freedom of self-expression, seems like, so that we have been getting away with that. He defends public safety with bold and decisive moves. (Jest: Vote for President Bush - He's good n' violent.) If he is dismissed, there will be discontinuity, people will loose their jobs, programs will be blown that public officials have been worked on for 4 years. It worries me at a time of National Crisis to institute a banishment of President George W. Bush who seems to have a great jaw line at his age, to be in control of his appetites, and to be a good role model for children in many respects at a fine, handsome six feet in height. I'm sorry I missed the debates due to misplacing my TV Guide, but I hate to see defeat snatched from the Jaws of Victory.

On the other hand, Presidential candidates are always exceptional men. They must be to get the nomination of either major political party. I saw my ghost walk a bit like Charlotte Corday supported by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Great Indian Summer Butt-Blast of 2004, which seems to be something from my Democrat friends from my days in Tampa, Florida and my quasi-hippie student days when I was worried by the shadow of the Viet Nam War. I was optimistic that we could be souls that could take it or stuff it, although Democrats were sometimes the most exceptional takers due to their warm position south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Laws were come up with prevent the loss of children's sex assignment due to she-male transformation, though, because this disappointed the hopes of parents, I guess. I suppose the Supreme Court has done away with all barriers to sexual activity between mutually consenting adults, finally. However, I have always been a registered Republican, because Eisenhower was born in Kansas, Dad fought in Ike's army, and so I was a Son of Eisenhower's army. Kansas used to be a Republican state, although it now has a Democratic governor, so Lincoln was presented to kids my age as a hero of the Republic and a liberator. I think the earlier Greens, who immigrated from South Carolina to Missouri at the start of the Civil War to be on the Union side of the fence, had a My Heart Lies South attitude, however, and tended to be impatient with internationalism when it tended to destroy their romantic dreams of Americanism as the story of a mutually compatible people. I am uncertain about their party affiliation since 1925. Let the prisoners be out of jail and in public again after a while, instead of considering them dim rats to be forever caged. I thought of myself as a bright boy who was fairly merciful, and identified with President Grant, who would grant you this, grant you that. Ah! Granted! He let them go at Appomattox with a generous parole, perhaps dictated by Lincoln. He's a Republican I identify with highly, perhaps because I am merely five feet ten and a half inches tall, although Lincoln's sacrifice meant a lot to all freedom-loving people opposed to slavery. However, I am off cigars and expect to pass differently than tobacco-poisoned President Ulysses S. Grant. I thought of Profile as the story of a Ulysses who could grant you quite a bit of writing. After all, it was a three-page handout.