I'm A Source, Not A Target - You Gotta See This

[Gold9472]

[WhiteGuySaysThis]

That pin is SOOOOOO photoshopped on there.

[Gold9472]

Actually, that's a real photograph. I superimposed the pin so you could read it.

[WhiteGuySaysThis]

Actually, that's a real photograph. I superimposed the pin so you could read it.

I know that. The pin just looks out of place.

[Gold9472]

Nope... it's a real pin.

[princesskittypoo]

perhaps it just looks out of place because you're not use to people wearing suits wearing a cheap looking pin like that.

[WhiteGuySaysThis]

Nope... it's a real pin.

Look Jon, if I say it's fake, IT'S FAKE!!!

[Gold9472]

Look Jon, if I say it's fake, IT'S FAKE!!!

In this photograph taken in June 2003, Karl Rove, senior advisor to President Bush and Robert Novak are pictured together at a party marking the 40th anniversary of Novak's newspaper column at the Army Navy Club in Washington DC. At the event a number of people wore buttons reading, "I'm a source, not a target." Rove is at the center of a controversy about the leaking of a CIA operative's identity which originally appeared in Novak's newspaper column. (AP Photo/Lauren Shay) (hat tip Robert) You can read the red button on Rove's jacket.