Subservient President Spoofs Subservient Chicken

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Burger King had its Subservient Chicken. Now some pro-Kerry people who may or may not be involved with MoveOn.org have created Subservient President. Just like Subservient Chicken, you can tell the president to do things like, oh, find Osama Bin Laden. it’s funny…for a few minutes. Via Rick Bruner.

UPDATE: Tig Tillinghast over at MarketingVOX interviewed the site’s creator and has the backstory.

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