Here's some news that's surprisingly showing up right now on the Netscape browser home page Reader's Digest/National Enquirer style "news" pop-up.
I find that fact more interesting than the material itself, as the selection of the "news" itself and the slant of the article reflects the rapidly spreading sense of DERISION of Bush and all to do with him:
A March 6 Wedding in
the Bush Family
We are pleased to
announce the
marriage of Neil Bush,
the president's
scandal-ridden
brother, to Ms. Maria
Andrews on Saturday,
the sixth of March in
Houston, Texas. A
reception will follow at
the home of the
groom's parents,
former President and
Mrs. George H.W. Bush.
See a photo of the groom-to-be.
That's the word from The New York Post's "Page
Six" gossip columnist Richard Johnson, who
also noted that President Bush will be in
Houston that weekend, but it's not known if he
will attend the nuptials. The happy couple got
engaged in Paris in December. They met when
she was a volunteer for former first lady Barbara
Bush. Inconveniently, they were both married to
other people at the time.
Look who has his arm around 19-year-old
model Lauren Bush! (Lauren is the daughter of
Neil Bush and his former wife, Sharon Bush.)
Neil Bush's high-profile and very messy divorce
from his wife of 23 years, Sharon, has been an
embarrassment to the extended Bush family
and the White House as explicit revelations
keep coming to light.
Last month, the Associated Press reported
the following information that was contained in
a deposition about Neil Bush:
--He had sex with women he did not know who
showed up uninvited at various hotel rooms in
which he stayed in Asia. No money was
requested or given. It is not known who sent the
women to Bush's hotel rooms.
--Sharon Bush accused Neil of fathering a child
out of wedlock. DNA testing has been requested
to determine the paternity of the child, who was
born to Maria Andrews, the woman Bush will
marry on March 6. Her former husband has filed
a defamation lawsuit.
--Neil Bush is in a position to make millions of
dollars from businesses in which he has little
expertise, including a computer-chip company
managed in part by the son of former Chinese
President Jiang Zemin.
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