U.S. Embassy Asks Bush Twins to Leave Country

ABC News ^ | November 27, 2006 | Joe Goldman and Rhonda Schwartz

[durasell]

Getting arrested for underage drinking and possession of a fake ID on the other hand, that isn't quite so responsible in my book.




That's never happened before in the history of our Republic. It only happens about 40 times an hour.

Please, both sides -- cut these girls some slack. They don't have to be perfect, neither do they have to be drunken harlots.

[ohioWfan]

LOL! SIX years ago, jpl. I suggest you expand your reading beyond the GLOBE.

The 'girls' have grown up and have been responsible young ladies for many years now.

[Proud_texan]

I've heard from anonymous sources that the US supported the Contras because of jet-setting Bianca Jagger.

I know that she's the reason I've always wanted us to nuke Nicaragua. (/s)

[ohioWfan]

It was probably safer with them there than it ever has been before.

I hope they get asked back. :)

[ohioWfan]

It is clearly not State Department policy to 'kick out' the daughters of the President from any country.........especially when they have done absolutely nothing wrong.

I'd go with your guess that it was an angry leftist lifer griping to a leftist 'journalist' who was all too anxious to twist in in the worst possible light for public consumption.

And for the consumption of the gullible right here on FR, I'd say....

[Kath]

Of course that's it.....and of course they would hate us less if we sent the poor ones.

[ohioWfan]

Or just a disgruntled person within the Embassy and some anti-Bush MSM distortion...

[ohioWfan]

LOL! That's IT, Kath. We need to send Argentina our tired and poor, and huddled masses yearning to breathe free......and THEN they'd like us.

But those Bush twins.....they are rich and UG ---LY!

[durasell]

Or just a disgruntled person within the Embassy and some anti-Bush MSM distortion...




Mmmmm, let me consider. A conspiracy between MSM and disgruntled state dept. worker or two young single women in the new uber-hipster capital? MMmmmm.

[Kath]

That is ridiculous. They are entitled to a vacation if they want one. And it is no ones business where they take it. If there Father did not want them there I am sure they would not be there.

[Palladin]

It's great that the twins get along so well with each other and are enjoying their vacation together. Why should their freedom to travel be curtailed by a bunch of old fags down in the Buenos Aires US Embassy?

The State Department can bite me!

[Kath]

And of course you have proof of that right???

[durasell]

Why should their freedom to travel be curtailed by a bunch of old fags down in the Buenos Aires US Embassy?






Goes with the territory of being a pol's kid.

[sine_nomine]

Since when was the State Department on our side?

[ohioWfan]

No conspiracy, durasell. Just an anti-Bush griper whining to an anti-Bush journalist who writes an article that makes much more of a situation than exists - for the sole purpose of embarrassing the President.

It's not exactly far-fetched. It's actually more difficult to believe that these 25 year old young women celebrating their birthday were actually causing enough trouble to get 'kicked out' of a country by their own State Department.

That makes no sense whatsoever.............does it?? C'mon!

[Kath]

Of for cripe sake. That was a long time ago. Give it a rest.

[hadrian]

I can't believe it, 190+ posts and nobody (unless I missed it buried) has written it: Anthony Wayne is just mad.

"Thumbs up!"

[Inyo-Mono]

Wonder if I am the only freeper to get kicked out of a town?

It only took a few hours before the local sheriff instructed us it was time to hit the road.

My brother and I were kicked out of Beatty, NV in the '70s.

http://www.beattynevada.org/

[Kath]

Yea, ugly. All Americans should be as "ugly" as the Bush Twins.

[Accygirl]

I think that ticketing college kids for underage drinking was how the city of Champaign made money. That suggests that they were like lots of college students. Probably naive to think that they weren't going to get caught, but not that different from any other college kids.