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"Dusty Rhodes" <terra@CANSPAMtexas.net> wrote in message
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> "Albert Nurick" <albert@nurick.com> wrote in message
> news:3aae8ebb$1_2@newsa.ev1.net...
> > Sounds like the SS were doing their job; keeping young Miss Bush out of
> > a potentially dangerous place (the police station.)
>
> The kid is local to DFW. Mom and dad live close by. Generally, the cops
call
> mom and dad when drunken underage junior gets busted. Mom and dad bail
> junior out and mom and dad lay into junior's ass when they get home. But
> junior made a call to his Bush babe, after loudly proclaiming his clout to
> every cop in ear shot..

Not surprising behavior for a teenager.  I'd have probably done the same
thing at his age.  Of course, you were probably an expert political wonk
at age 12, so you would have immediately grasped the media implications,
and would have called your press secretary to handle it discreetly.

>  Looking at the facts, it appears that you are arguing that the job of the
> SS is to protect any obnoxious drunken frat boy who happens to be screwing
a
> member of the first family. Is that really what you mean? If not, where
> would you draw the line?

Nope.  I'll toss out the derogatory junk you posted, and tell you exactly
what I am saying:

It is the SS's job to protect young Miss Bush.  If she had decided to bail
out a friend who was arrested at a party, they DID THEIR DUTY by keeping
her out of harm's way.  Was her judgement sound?  Perhaps not; but she is
a teenager.  The SS did the best they could, and it saddens me that Monday
morning quarterbacks like yourself are trying to spin it into something
bad.  They did their duty.

Assuming anything else is incredible disrespect to the agent who made the
call, and blatant partisanship.

--
Albert Nurick
albert@nurick.com