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"FacebookPinterestBush Head Full.jpg \n\nWell this one certainly passed us by. Turns out the creators of Game of Thrones used a model of George W. Bush\u2019s severed head as a pike-topper in Episode 10 of the first season. The showrunners discuss their scene-dressing choice in the DVD commentary\u2014and choice, apparently, is the wrong word.\n\nFrom the audio:\n\nThe last head on the left is George Bush. George Bush\u2019s head appears in a couple of beheading scenes. It\u2019s not a choice, it\u2019s not a political statement. We just had to use whatever head we had around.\n\n &amp;quot;Not a choice&amp;quot;? &amp;quot;Whatever head we had around&amp;quot;? As the Redditors discussing this point out, it\u2019s kind of hard to think of a movie where George Bush gets beheaded. It\u2019s even more difficult to think of why it would be so hard, for a show whose budget is in the tens of millions, to mold one more fake head.\n\nNot that we necessarily disapprove. We\u2019d just like to see the Bush-Baratheon family feud played out a bit more. Maybe for the prequel? Dick Cheney as hand of the king? Think about it, guys.\n\n(Crown tip: io9.)\n\n Read more on Death Race 2012\n\nEverything Old is Newt Again\n\nThe Ultra-Pundits Check in: Carville on Obama\u2019s Chances and Matalin on Romney\u2019s Response Operation\n\nHunger Reads: Why Washington Needs More Women and How Bob Kerrey Might Be the Man Who Turns Everything Around\n\nMark Kelly On The Lessons From Arizona\u2019s Special Election\n\nToday\u2019s Political Firestorm: Eric Holder Under Heat\n\nFollow Reid Cherlin on Twitter for more updates from the campaign trail."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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