Jenna Bush = off limits, Obama's daughters = fair game!

I guess this is more evidence pinheads hear imaginary voices. I would like for Jughead to point me to a transcript or editorial, where any person on the right ever made the argument that Jenna Bush's arrest for underage drinking should be off-limits? I never heard that, and I would really like to read the details... not of her arrest, but the argument that it should be off-limits. Now, I recall the liberal media hounding them, I remember pinheads speculating this or that, regarding Bush's daughters... I recall Bill Maher calling them sluts and whores, etc. What I don't recall, is someone saying Jenna's arrest for underage drinking should be off-limits, that I don't recall. I don't think it ever happened, to be honest. I can't find a rational or plausible reason for a sane person to argue that should be off-limits.

Now....on Obama's kid... IF some right winger is out there speculating that she is a drunken slut or whore because she is running off to Mexico for spring break to obviously drink and get laid.... link us up, I'll condemn that!
 
uh, yeah......who wouldn't.......would you call up your employer and say....."Hey, my daughter wants to go to Florida. I'm going to need you to come up a few hundred thousand dollars to make that happen".........


That's not really an apt analogy unless your employer believes you are such an important person that your family needs around the clock protection to ensure that no harm comes to them and has decided to put in place a group of people, let's call them a "Service" that provides for that protection, and that you took the job with an understanding that this protection would be provided and that your employer was aware that you knew about this "Service" and that the employer charged the Service with determining appropriate levels of protection for your family as they carry out the activities of their lives. Now, I don't have such an arrangement and I suspect that no one other that the President has such an arrangement so these simple analogies just don't really cut it.


Frankly, if I were President I wouldn't tell my 12 year old daughter that she couldn't do something that her friends were doing simply because I couldn't handle the political blowback from a bunch of assholes that hate me anyway.
 
As I have told Yurt on any number of occasions, it's only polite to respond to a question before posing a question of your own to your questioner.

really? which one would you like answered? because all i'm going off of, at least right here, is that she's 12 years old. 12!!! there's no way in hell i'd let my 12 year old go to mexico, chaperoned with the entire FBI or not.
 
really? which one would you like answered? because all i'm going off of, at least right here, is that she's 12 years old. 12!!! there's no way in hell i'd let my 12 year old go to mexico, chaperoned with the entire FBI or not.


The question is the sentence that ends with a question mark.
 
What assumptions are you operating under w/r/t the details of this trip?

not a one, other than I question the wisdom of any parent, president or PTA member, letting their 12 year old girl go to mexico. chaperoned or not.

There are missionary groups that go, are you saying that is wrong? Parents in Alaska take their kids and their friends to Mexico, and Hawaii all the time, why do you feel it is inappropriate, don't you usually stay out of other people business?
 
She's like, twelve. I hope she ain't drinking on "Spring Break" (using quotes here to signify that I'm talking about the college phenomenon where kids go some place warm and get drunk and sleep with hot Southern co-eds and piss off douchey Southern college dudes by sleeping with said Southern co-eds and by buying the DJ a couple of beers and slipping him $20 to play New York, New York by Frank Sinatra, not because you are form New York but because you are a "Yankee" and you know that it will thoroughly piss off said douchey Southern college dudes as you entertain their ladyfriends -- not that I know anything about that). And if she is, that would be, like, fair game. As in, What the fuck kind of parents are the Obamas letting their 12 year old rage at "Spring Break" in Mexico.

Yeah, screw southern college dudes!

Hey, wait.

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:-/

:=l <------ (Hitler)
 
There are missionary groups that go, are you saying that is wrong? Parents in Alaska take their kids and their friends to Mexico, and Hawaii all the time, why do you feel it is inappropriate, don't you usually stay out of other people business?
if a 12 year old goes on a church mission or vacation with the family, that's one thing. a group of 12 year old kids going to mexico for spring break?
 
if a 12 year old goes on a church mission or vacation with the family, that's one thing. a group of 12 year old kids going to mexico for spring break?
Except you guys also attacked Obama when he went on a vacation. And if none of his family does anything you guys would make comments about how he's a workaholic and he's got no time for his kids. Leave him alone, attack his policies if you like, I know I do, but personal life is really irrelevant, and you just are looking for something to hate.
 
if a 12 year old goes on a church mission or vacation with the family, that's one thing. a group of 12 year old kids going to mexico for spring break?

It looks to be educational, they are visiting agricultural sites. It is not like they are drinking and hanging out with the college kids.
 
What assumptions are you operating under w/r/t the details of this trip?

not a one, other than I question the wisdom of any parent, president or PTA member, letting their 12 year old girl go to mexico. chaperoned or not.


Um, you seem to be operating under the assumption that this is a group of kids going to party in Mexico with a few chaperons. I don't think there is anything to suggest that is the case.

I basically assume that the Obamas are probably good, responsible parents and that this trip is the kind of thing that good responsible parents would allow their child to take part in. So like, an educational trip or, like, a group of families traveling together with their kids.
 
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