Bush Coming Out of Your Closet?

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| Thu Mar. 29, 2007 1:36 PM PDT

cheneyad.JPGWhat's scarier: your overstuffed closet or Bush's agenda? Manhattan Mini Storage poses that question in a series of political ads posted on Upper West Side phone booths and subway cars.

The ads, one of which features an suitcase-toting elephant, aren't as racy as they might seem, given the demographic they're targeting: the UWS was the largest NYC Democratic contributor in 2004.

There must be at least a few GOPers living there, though, judging by the outraged bloggers who apparently don't like Bush being associated with anyone's closet.

—Jen Phillips

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