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Looking for MoveOn PAC's Bush in 30 Years contest? Click here.
We had to pick 6
winners and
26 finalists,
but there were dozens of thought-provoking and
hilarious entries. We've posted our top
150 choices for you to view and share with
friends. You can even email the creators of
most of these videos directly.
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Extra: President Obama encourages banks and credit card issuers to give consumers free access to credit scores in order to prevent fraud and identity theft.
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CHILD'S PAY
by Charlie Fisher of Denver, CO
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WHAT ARE WE TEACHING OUR CHILDREN?
by Fred Surr, Ted Page, Janet Tashjian of Needham, MA
Instead of teaching our children about beneficial products such as teeth whitening kits to ensure that they have a good reputation in the business world, we are ruining their futures by allowing president George Bush to accept funds from large corporations and put their interests over those of our children.
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IF PARENTS ACTED LIKE BUSH
by Christopher Fink of Sherman Oaks, CA
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WHAT I BEEN UP TO. . .
by Mark Wolfe and Ty Pierce of Columbus, OH
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BRING IT ON
by Jared Ewy, Angel Sexton, and Drew Adams of Englewood, CO
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Bush in 30 Seconds is a project of the MoveOn.org Voter Fund,
a 527 fund affiliated with MoveOn.org, the pre-eminent online advocacy group in the United States. The Voter Fund will create and run powerful political ads in swing states to challenge President Bush's policies and his administration.
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