I just assumed that you were affirming the right of the parents' authority of these young women over the (ignorant) rantings of Slick against them.
Excuse me.
Oh....btw, there's nothing irrelevant about stating that it's not Slick's business if Lauren Bush goes to an ASPCA meeting....... and I haven't babbled in years. :o)
What in the world do Lauren Bush's parents have to do with anything (other than the fact that their own ideology may have influenced their daughter's?) Your claim that the poster is somehow "superceding the parents' rights to blah blah blah" seems to be the best example of babble that one could ever hope to find. No one is telling anyone (much less demanding Constitutional legislation to dictate) when or how hard they ought to spank/rebuke/ground their children.
The whole point of this thread is that public figures ought to be held accountable for their actions and associations, not idolized based on their party affilition or last name. This is about having the willingness to actually make the effort to observe and then assess what people say and do.
I happen to really like George W Bush and he certainly seems to be the best of the bunch, but the truth of the matter is that that isn't saying a whole lot.