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The image you see here might lead you to believe that the child in the picture has been made "glad" and secure thanks to the U.S. troop presence in Iraq. However, it's actually a big lie, a doctored photo featuring people with different faces put on other peoples' bodies, perpetrated by workers of Roger Hughes, Republican party chairman and owner of the IowaPresidentialWatch.com web site which spent the recent U.S. presidential election calling Democratic candidate John Kerry a habitual liar and comparing him to Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels.
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AP story: Three Medford school teachers were threatened with arrest and escorted from the event after they showed up for a Bush campaign event wearing T-shirts with the slogan "Protect our civil liberties." All three said they applied for and received valid tickets from Republican headquarters in Medford. "The women said they did not intend to protest. "I wanted to see if I would be able to make a statement that I feel is important, but not offensive, in a rally for my president," said Janet Voorhies, 48, a teacher in training.