Indiana Mom Tattoos Anti-Bush Slogan On Shaved Head

October 11, 2004 D. H. McKee

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The presidential race is going to Kerra Fowler’s head.
She’s tattooed an anti-Bush message on her shaved head. The Indiana mother of four even offered her bare skull as political ad space on the eBay Internet auction site.
She said she was offered up to $30,000, but decided not to take the money. She did accept a bid of about $100, half of which Fowler said is going to the tattoo artist.
Fowler said she opposes the war in Iraq and intends to keep her anti-Bush tattoo after the election. But if John Kerry wins, Fowler said she’ll probably just let her hair grow. Indiana Mom Tattoos Anti-Bush Slogan On Shaved Head

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