Wyoming, Minnesota - The newest hot search about the controversial ‘Miss Me Yet’ billboard by President George W. Bush has been circulating over the Internet. The picture below that says “Miss Me Yet?” is making rounds on conservative blogs and in the mainstream media.

This mysterious billboard showed up along Interstate Highway 35 (the main North-South artery of the area, going north to Duluth and south to Des Moines) near Wyoming, Minnesota, with a huge photo of former President George W. Bush and a question beside him that says “Miss Me Yet?”

The National Public Radio (NPR) confirms that the billboard is not an Internet trick , but is real. Beyond that, NPR seems baffled:

At first glance, it would seem to be from some person or group who isn’t thrilled by President Barack Obama’s performance so far — unless it’s a more ironic message from those who didn’t think too much of Bush and want to remind voters about him.

Moreover, Powerline also added, “that question and the accompanying photo have been common among some Republicans for a while now. There is no reason to believe the billboard is intended as an “ironic message.” It is a question being pondered by more and more Americans every day.”

On the other hand, ScaredMonkeys Forum says that, “maybe it (came from) one of the millions of people who are disappointed with President Obama and not to impressed by his “hopey-changey” campaign promises. The speculation continues as to who has a wit and a sense of humor to do such an act.”

As of the moment, the press is now on the hunt to find out who paid for the said billboard ad.

Here’s a video by CNN, reporting the controversial “Miss Me Yet” billboard of Bush.

Is there anything you really miss about Bush? What are your thoughts about this billboard?

Photo credits: Powerline; Video credits: CNN