Separated at birth?

[El Supremo]

[Aviation Pro]

1. Add one...

[MnFats]

2. ouch. that's the 'precious bodily fluids' guy from "Strangelove," right?

can't recall his name....Major Tumescent or something like that.

[El Supremo]

3. General Jack D. Ripper

played by Sterling Hayden

[ReadTomPaine]

4. Lets not forget the classic...

And here's another, that's new age artist Vangelis next to Rummy's buddy and Mel:

[tandot]

5. Is the Bundy/Bush comparison photo-shopped? Bundy was a Republican, too.

http://crime.about.com/od/serial/p/tedbundy.htm

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A New Ted Bundy: Bundy worked on the re-election campaign of Washington's Republican Governor Dan Evans. Evans was elected and he appointed Bundy to the Seattle Crime Prevention Advisory Committee. Bundy's political future seemed secure, when in 1973 he became assistant to Ross Davis, chairman of the Washington State Republican Party. It was a good time in Bundy's life. He had a girlfriend, his old girlfriend was once again in love with him, and his footing in the political arena was strong.

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[ReadTomPaine]

6. The GOP tends to draw sociopaths, it's a core demographic

AFAIK the pictures in that composite weren't altered - it's been bouncing around the progressive community for a while.

Even John Hinckley, the man who shot Reagan, was connected to the GOP. His brother was due to have dinner with the Bush family the day Reagan was shot and they were huge cash donors to Bush. Birds of a feather, it seems.