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Actor and George Washington interpreter Dean Malissa, who probably is the closet thing Annapolis has seen to the Father of Our Country in a good 200 years, almost never gets out of character. But when he visited the State House on Tuesday, he was just another suspect in the post-9/11 world. Before he could get inside the State House to tell a group of elementary children about the true meaning...
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You conflated two events... - 2009-11-20 12:48:47
The incident with my sword occurred at Mount Vernon on a different day. After Pres. Bush left I asked the Secret Service agent if I was the first person with a sword, post 9/11, to be so close to the Bush's . He was JOKING with me when he said, "You had a sword?" But he was joking... they had done all of their homework and probably even knew my shoe size!
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