[Peach]

Nearly all of the conspiracy theories about Skull and Bones is debunked in this book, which should come as no surprise to most of us. Senator John Kerry is a member, which did surprise me, but probably shouldn't have.

[Commander8]

Doesn't surprise me at all that he is in Skull and Bones. It actually confirms my suspicion that Democrats can be Elitist, Plutocratic jerks too.
BTW.
I read the book myself. Got some good laughs out of it.

[SamAdams76]

I had Kerry pegged as a "Jaws and Hair" member.

[PoorMuttly]

Muttly is a Rawhide Chew & and Torn-up Slipper member. Where's MY book ?!!

The frustration is causing me to dig holes in the back yard...and get in trouble.

[The Obstinate Insomniac]

bump

[capt. norm]

I want his face (Lurch) to become the face of the Democratic Party. From there on, everything will take care of itself.

[Husker24]

Could someone please explain to me what "skull and bones" club is all about?

[Fiddlstix]

Bump

[TwoStep]

That deserves a demotion. Mr. Heinz..... to Ketchup Boy!

[boomop1]

He could have played Herman Munster with out using makeup.

[TopQuark]

Nearly all of the conspiracy theories about Skull and Bones is debunked in this book, which should come as no surprise to most of us.

We should emloy this author once again: nearly 11% of American populous believes that Moon landing was a hoax perpetraetd by NASA.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Senator Kerry is not only a member of Skull and Bones, he's the cryptkeeper:

[inquest]

Even if there's no conspiracy in any formal sense, should the fact that Kerry and maybe other Democrats were part of the same secret society as many Republicans raise any questions about how opposed they really are to each other? Do they see eye-to-eye more often than their public statements may indicate? Just curious.