When President Bush tail-hooked onto the deck of the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln, critics railed against what they saw as an expensive stunt for promoting the President's image. But among those who were not surprised was New York Times White House reporter Elizabeth Bumiller, who has been observing similar grandiosity for years. She chronicles for Bob some the greatest hits of the Bush P.R. machine. .
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