No fan of the Bush dynasty here but this article really stretches on the vitriol by going back to 1994 on a youthful indiscretion at age 17 when George P. was likely thinking with the little head rather than the big head when pursuing a relationship.
I don’t think its vitriol. I think the author points out at the end that you have to truly vet candidates, including about their past. After all, this is a very powerful position. Candidates are public figures and need strict scrutiny.
No fan of the Obama administration here but this article really stretches on the vitriol by going back to 1994 on a youthful indiscretion at age 17 when Barack was likely thinking with the little head rather than the big head when pursuing a relationship.
It all goes to character. I can think of a number of issues with Barack Obama early on, that should have told us he was not presidential material. I wouldn't waste two seconds taking someone to task for reminding us of any of it.