article_snippet: The White House excluded former president George W. Bush from the official photo of last Saturday's march through Selma' to commemorate Bloody Sunday.
article_snippet: the official photo of last Saturday's march through Selma is a wide shot of crowds walking on Edmund Pettus Bridge led by Barack, Michelle, Malia and Sasha Obama, as well as Georgia Rep. John Lewis, Al Sharpton, Bush and Bush wife, former First Lady Laura.
article_snippet: However, in a move that incensed Republicans, the administration's blog post documenting the historic occasion omitted former president George W. Bush, with a sharper, close up picture that showed only the Obamas and the crowds behind.
article_snippet: The current president (center) and former president (right) are seen marching together with the backdrop of the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge and thousands of people in Selma' on Saturday .
article_snippet: Cropped version: This is the image as the image appeared on the White House blog, omitting the Bush family .
article_snippet: While the caption acknowledges the Bush family attendance, many questioned the reasoned to whittle down the image.
article_snippet: Here the First Couple and former First Couple are pictured sitting together at the ceremony .
article_snippet: the First Couple and former First Couple pretend Bush wasn't at Selma'.'
highlights_snippet: White House blog featured picture of historic march without Bush family .
  
highlights_snippet: Bush was on the front row leading march on Saturday with Bush wife, the First family, John Lewis and Al Sharpton .
  
highlights_snippet: Prompted criticism for 'pretending Bush wasn't at Selma' 