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I would like to tell you that not all families with problems are disfunctional. I certainly hope you never have a problem in your family because that would make it very hard for you to love them I suppose? It's very sad that the Bush family or any family, for that matter, has to deal with a drug or alcohol problem. It tears at your heart like nothing you will ever understand. It doesn't mean that the person with the problem wants to have the problem. And it certainly doesn't mean that the family is disfunctional. Some of the nicest and most generous people in the world have one of these problems. Who knows why they get into drugs or alcohol. But you sure as hell better have a family that loves you if you want to make it through the mess. I would say that a family who deals with this and stays together is more than a functional family. They LOVE one another without hesitation. They become a closer family because they have to be to live through it. So, PLEASE take your smart-assed mouth somewhere else. You have NO IDEA what you're talking about!

You have NO IDEA what you're talking about!

Actually, I have a very good idea of what I'm talking about.

When President Clinton was in office, many posts on this board accused him of having a "dysfunctional family" based upon much less evidence of drug use by him or his daughter than has been documented by police records with respect to the Gin Twins and Dumbya's niece. None of these false rumors of drug use by President Clinton and/or Chelsea is supported by any police arrest records.

Turnabout is fair play, isn't it?