Madame Tussauds flew its wax statue of Abraham Lincoln to D.C. on a Delta Shuttle flight on Thursday. Abe rode in the coach section with regular, non-presidential passengers. As for how they got him to sit down, a spokeswoman informs us that he will be depicted in a seated position in the wax museum, which opens in Penn Quarter on Oct. 5th.As long as he's not in an emergency exit row, I'm cool with it.

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Sep 21, 2007
Why do I always have to sit with the wackos?
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They could have at least offered Lincoln a window seat.
Being that he is a long legged gentleman, I'm guessing he asked for an aisle seat.
i bet John Wilkes Booth can get past the crack security at Reagan National Airport
Honestly, he's Abraham Lincoln! They could have sprung for first class.
I had the middle seat and had his elbow in my face the whole way.
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Tengrain
I'd take wax Lincoln (elbow and all) over a chatty salesman any day. Got waylaid on the train once by a salesman who felt like chatting about politics (yes, he was an idiot) while I obviously was holding an open book.
The wax Ronald Reagan would have gone first class.
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