While it is hard to pinpoint exactly where this image originates from, Source 1 uses official government portraits for each of the government officials, such as Gates' Defense Portrait & Albrights' State Portrait. It seems this image was officially produced by Fowler's office. There is also a lack of credit as is given to other photos; and the use of these images without credit on either website would constitute copyright fraud, something that would definitely be noticed on high profile websites such as the Phi Delta Theta Awards and the University of Mississippi, if the image was not already in the public domain.

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