19. When Bush's Administration Took Over The White House, The Letter "W" Mysteriously Disappeared From Computer Keyboards
Much controversy surrounded the handover between President Bill Clinton's administration and the arrival of Bush's team in the White House - including accusations of vandalism and sabotage. Allegations towards Clinton's administration relating to the handover included cabinets being glued shut, pornographic images inserted into computer printers - as well as the systematic removal of the letter "W" from a host of West Wing computers. Bush's middle initial is synonymous with him - he is sometimes refereed to only as "W" - and it appears this many have been a deliberate ploy left by the Democratic administration for their Republican successors.
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Much controversy surrounded the handover between President Bill Clinton's administration and the arrival of Bush's team in the White House - including accusations of vandalism and sabotage. Allegations towards Clinton's administration relating to the handover included cabinets being glued shut, pornographic images inserted into computer printers - as well as the systematic removal of the letter "W" from a host of West Wing computers. Bush's middle initial is synonymous with him - he is sometimes refereed to only as "W" - and it appears this many have been a deliberate ploy left by the Democratic administration for their Republican successors.