Laura and Jenna Bush are writing a book..... are we trying to make our kids stupid?

Question

its about a mischevious young boy who wants to do anything but read a book....

does he grow up to be president and ruin everything he's involved in?

so, the first lady of the worst president in history, and their skanky daughter who's been busted for underage drinking, and using fake ID's to buy booze (following in the old man's foot steps i guess) feel they should write books for children??

why is it all the worst possible role models for kids feel the need to write kids books? this is up there with Madonna writing a book in my mind. at least Madonna will admit she tried to shock people with skankiness..... whats the Bush family's excuse? nobody in that line should be trying to teach anyone anything, unless its how to destroy everything you touch.

Answer 1

Smile. I completely agree with your point of view on Bush dynasty. Pathetically low IQ, hereditary alcohol addiction and painfully obvious desire for spotlight. Pretty sorry excuse for an American family. By writing these stories however, they are trying to show kids that no matter how limited your mental capabilities are, you still can write a book...

Answer 2

LOL
And I actually laughed out loud.

I agree.
The Bush family isn't the best role models in the world and in my agenda, Bush is right up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Why would you write a kid's book?
Kids need good role models to look up to not someone who was drug busted or the wife of the future Top Ten Worst World Leaders of the 21st century ( on stands January 1, 2100 ).

Answer 3

like it could no longer wait to study it. you should study those!! Books from first women folk, and popular little ones, have been an increasing style of straightforward over the years. Then-first woman Barbara Bush, spouse of the 1st President Bush, had a appropriate-broker with "Millie's e book," named for the relatives's dogs. Bush's successor, Hillary Clinton, persevered the puppy style with "expensive Socks, expensive pal: little ones' Letters to the 1st Pets" and "It Takes a Village: And different classes little ones practice Me." Jenna Bush has her very own e book popping out in the autumn. "Ana's tale," in line along with her time working for UNICEF, tells of a 17-3 hundred and sixty 5 days-previous single mom who's HIV advantageous.

Answer 4

well she can write it but who is say they would buy it..........had the same thing with Sarah Ferguson [was married to Prince Andrew] dragging out some deary little thing about a helicopter, looked at it in the book shop and thought what pap and put it back on the shelf....................so I say again they can write all the drivel they want they can NOT make people buy it.

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