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Presidential Nephew
(and missing link)
Pierce G. Bush

Hm.

Nephew takes stand in support of Bush
Letter to the editor offers sharp defense of the Dubai ports deal

By DIRK VANDERHART
Houston Chronicle Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON - He refrained from working on his uncle's presidential campaigns, and he confesses to being a bit fed up with the squabbling on Capitol Hill. But if his e-mail outbox is any indication, Pierce G. Bush is one of the Bush dynasty's more politically vocal members these days.

When the political firestorm over Dubai Ports World broke out last month, President Bush's nephew sent the Houston Chronicle an electronic letter to the editor, defending his uncle's drive to allow the United Arab Emirates company to buy a firm that helps run six U.S. ports.

To the University of Texas at Austin student, opposition to the deal — it had been approved by the administration before being scuttled Thursday — sent an "ignorant and offensive" message that the owners were being discriminated against because they are Arab. The protests of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., and other congressional leaders seemed "racially prejudiced," he said in the letter, which the Chronicle published.

Notable Bush family responses to Pierce's George W. Love:

Former first lady Barbara Bush (her maiden name is Pierce) suggested that he use a pen name, and Pierce thinks former President George H.W. Bush might feel similarly.

"I am proud that Pierce cares enough to weigh in, and have confidence that he will use good judgment as it relates to family," Neil Bush wrote in an e-mail.

Good judgement? Pierce?

Watch Pierce prove his genetic stupidity and judge for yourself.



As for Pierce being the missing link...

Here's the proof:


Poor Pierce. It's truly sad when Stupidity doesn't recognize itself in the mirror. But when stupidity runs in the family, all mirrors must be the magic kind.


So you think you know Delilah?
Judges 16:19-- And she made him sleep upon her knees; and she called for a man, and she caused him to shave off the seven locks of his head.