E-Governor Bush Includes Blackberry in Official Portrait

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The alleged first e-governor, Jeb Bush, had his beloved Blackberry included in a portrait that’ll go down in Florida governor history.

If you’re curious about the whole e-gov moniker it’s because he often responds to his thousands of e-mails, which is pretty rare for our high-profile political chums.

We don’t think anybody should be called an e-anything until they’ve started a blog of some sort but we’re sure Jebbie probably has some officially sanctioned one somewhere.

Thanks Boing Boing for tipping us off on the Blackberry thing.

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