Barney Goes Rogue
Perhaps the heightened emotion and tension of this election season got to First Dog Barney Bush on Thursday: The president's wee Scottie, clearly out of sorts, munched down on a Reuters reporter's finger.Perhaps the heightened emotion and tension of this election season got to First Dog Barney Bush on Thursday: The president’s wee Scottie, clearly out of sorts, munched down on a Reuters reporter’s finger. The gig is up, grabby hands.
Or maybe Barney’s still recovering from the humiliation of his recent Halloween-themed photo shoot.
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