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Refining Obama's Dollar Bill StatementMark Hemingway writes that "when Obama says he 'doesn't look like those other presidents on the dollar bills,' he's not talking about race. He's talking about his ears." Seems plausible to me. But on second thought, I think Obama was in fact referring to his being really really ridiculously good-looking. Email the article Refining Obama's Dollar Bill Statement to a friend:
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