Now we hear that the Democratic National Committee is evacuating its Little Rock office set up when Clinton became president. Deskbound Lots of speculation that George W. Bush, should he really become president, will sit at his father's old desk in the Oval Office. Associates say it's both a sign of respect for the old man and a subtle signal that the Bush era is back. Party on, dudes Robert Downey Jr., move over. You may have the rap sheet to rank first, but our amigos at Jose Cuervo find that bartenders at over 800 of America's trendiest bars feel George W. Bush and Bill Clinton are bigger partiers.
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To Be Free to push the politically cowed to act more like Ben-Hur than Pontius Pilate. But speaking out has its limits. I don't do that. World Report Inc. All rights reserved.