Character, some have it and some don't.
Do as I say not as I do.
Unlike Chelsea, Bush Daughter Flying Commercial after Terror Attack
Less than a week after terrorist hijackers had many Americans
wondering whether they'd ever fly again, first daughter Barbara
Bush reportedly hopped a commercial flight to Texas from New
Haven, where she attends Yale University.
"Buzz on a recent Southwest Airlines flight was that four Secret
Service agents had accompanied current first daughter.... on a
Southwest flight several days after the attack on America,"
reports Chicago Sun-Times gossip columnist Michael Sneed.
But while President Bush's daughter braved the not-so-friendly
skies, ex-President Bill Clinton was reportedly taking no such
chances with his Chelsea.
"Remember Clinton saying no one should be afraid to fly and that
he was taking four different domestic flights last week?"
reminded Lucianne Goldberg on her website Monday. "Last Sunday he
and Chelsea hopped onto a grocery mogul's private jet at Dulles
and whisked off to Oxford."
According British papers, Chelsea will continue to enjoy
unprecedented protection for any former first child, with at
least two Secret Service agents guarding her while she continues
her studies in Britain.
In one of his last acts as president, Chelsea's father signed an
executive order extending the heavy security, with the White
House explaining at the time that it would last only until she
graduated Stanford University last June.
And that's not the only protection Miss. Clinton will continue to
enjoy. While campus tipsters continue to feed the tabloids dirt
on both Bush daughters, an Oxford University official warned of
stiff penalties should the former first daughter's privacy be
breached.
"Chelsea is entitled to the same privacy as any other student and
the College will regard it as a serious disciplinary offence if
anybody is discovered deliberately giving out information to the
media," reads a letter from Oxford's Dean Orchard to all members
of the college -- according to a report in London's Independent
newspaper last week.
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