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To: LindyBill who wrote (67591)9/6/2004 9:50:35 PM
From: LindyBill  Read Replies (2) of 793756
 
The smear begins
By Steve Bainbridge on Current Affairs

Now we know one of Kitty Kelley's big scoops:

Author Kitty Kelley says in her biography The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty, that the US President first used coke at university in the mid-1960s.

She quotes his former sister-in-law Sharon Bush who claims: "Bush did coke at Camp David when his father was President, and not just once either."

Point one: We all know Bush used drugs in his youth; his coy admission cum denial is all the prove I need. Point two: Sharon Bush is Neil Bush's "bitter ex-wife." Talk Left has some juicy details from an old Vanity Fair article, including:

Sharon exploded when she found Neil and [his new wife] Maria at a smoothie shop, calling the Mexican-born Andrews a "Mexican whore" and "Mexican trash."

And then there's this one:

The former President Bush refused Sharon's request for a $467,000 loan to keep her Houston mansion, telling her to find something cheaper. "The divorce is final," the elder Bush wrote, "[and] the best thing for you to do is get on with your life. Close the unhappy chapter with Neil, find a job, and look to the future, not the past."

Do you think maybe Sharon might be out for a bit of vengeance against the Bush clan? (If not, get your meds checked.)
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