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Ragdoll Bush
December 3, 2005 - by Ian Bogost

Casual Games, Political Games

Not really a game, but certainly a fun little toy for you to enjoy as the US approaches its third year in Iraq: Ragdoll Bush.

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Comment from Chico Queiroz on December 5, 2005

A political non-game! It was about time...

Comment from emily on December 9, 2005

It was a lil bit of fun also. Anyways, I find it interesting.

Comment from trent boyett on April 20, 2006

this site sucks dick.
those who promot this BUSH game are suicide bombers or communists. GO BACK TO AFGANISTAN!!

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