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should have hired us . . . we’d have taken the job, if we were EVIL

By Jed Horne on Feb 23, 2009

The Dallas Morning News points out that the moron(s) who run the George Bush library foundation couldn’t figure out how to SEO their stupid site and are losing millions in donations. Good.

By the way, this wasn’t the first snafu by W’s ace team of web designers. Turns out they let the domain GeorgeWBushlibrary.com expire, some squatter picked it up for ten bucks, and they had to buy it back. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person.

Tags: george bush, SEO, texas

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