Clowns couldnt wait to snitch.
Girl gonna have to live like an angel
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Malia Obama - Allegedly Playing Beer Pong?!
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Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
People forget that George Bush daughters were caught drinking underage 
Bushwhacked
Via: G2: Jenna Bush's drinking incident
The president's twin daughters have been caught trying to buy beer using fake ID. But, asks Katie Roiphe, what's all the fuss about? They're just teenagers bringing a touch of colour to the White House
Special report: George Bush's America
Thursday 31 May 2001 20.34 EDT Last modified on Wednesday 1 October 2014 04.05 EDT
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The poor Bush sisters are still trying to get a drink. On Wednesday night they were caught in a trendy Mexican restaurant called Chuy's attempting to order beer. Barbara and Jenna are 19 and the drinking age is 21. When the waiter came to take their order, Jenna apparently presented a driver's licence she had borrowed from an older friend. And some publicity-craving manager eagerly phoned the police. Now, the newspapers assure us, the incident is being thoroughly investigated by the police along with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
Only last month Jenna was arrested at 1am in a nightclub in Austin because she was holding a bottle of beer. She turned up in court in a low-cut black shirt, pink Capri trousers and a toe ring. She was fined $51.25 (£36) and sentenced to eight hours of community service and six hours of alcohol awareness classes. The charge read: "Glass of beer - drank from it."
And that's not Jenna's only brush with the authorities. In January, she was at a big party that was broken up by the police. Her 18-year-old boyfriend was arrested for "public drunkenness", and she sent the secret service to pick him up in jail. That time, Jenna was not charged with a crime.
The papers have tried to jump on her perfectly ordinary behaviour and turn it into news. Newspapers quote as an authority an anonymous bleary-eyed bar-hopper who says: "She's a wild one all right. I have seen her three times in bars and she has never looked sober." And many American newspapers have already started referring to her "drinking problem" or "booze problem".
But in reality the fact that a college freshman drinks a beer is less of a news story that the fact that she doesn't. The seriousness with which the Texas authorities seem to be taking the drinking age is highlighting its absurdity. The fact that there would be commissions and judges and prosecutors and court time and newspaper headlines involved in an "incident" like this is bizarre. The fact that a girl with a beer in her hand would even be called an "incident" is bizarre. As generations of teenagers have pointed out to their parents, America allows 19-year-olds to vote and die in wars, but arrests them for a sip of beer.
The truth is that the Bush sisters always promised to do something newsworthy. Unlike their ominously staid mother, they seemed from the beginning to share their father's famous wild streak. You could tell at the republican convention that there was a little too much flirtiness coming off them. Their clothes were sleeveless and tight, more the kind of the thing you would wear to a Mexican restaurant than a straightlaced gathering of republicans.
The cameras caught Jenna, with her blonde highlights and round face leaning over to whisper something to her sister and giggling. In the midst of all the powder-blue suits, they were southern party girls exuding a kind of plump lazy sexuality, evoking warm nights and big cars, chewing gum and margaritas - the appealing opposite of the slick newcastery sheen of the Gore daughters.
And in the past few months, the twins have attracted press attention for not being the Eisenhower ideal their father is struggling for in the White House. The Yale Newspaper reported that Barbara eluded her secret service agents on a road trip. The news leaked out that she wore a bubblewrap costume to the exotic erotic dance - where the motto was: "The less you wear, the less you pay." A magazine published a photograph of Jenna smoking a cigarette and collapsing into the arms of a girlfriend in a bar. And newspapers reported that she almost fell out of her strapless dress at the inauguration when her father twirled her a little too vigorously.
So far the girls seem the most appealing of the Bushes. They are not overly concerned with their father's career. They are not humourless advocates of his cause. They are spirited and ordinary and looking for the party.
But what does this latest "incident" mean politically? The press reports that Jenna has "embarrassed" her father. And people may try, in various subtle and not so subtle ways, to use this and future "embarrassments" against him. But that is a tactical mistake. Even Bush's own arrest in 1976 in Kennebunkport Maine for drunk driving did not hurt him politically. The revelation came at a crucial point in the campaign, and pundits speculated it would lose him the election, but the public didn't care. He had done something wrong and hidden it - it was the consummate political scandal. But his numbers didn't even dip.
In fact, an argument could be made that it is precisely Bush's bad boy veneer, his cool nonchalance, his comparative laziness, that got him elected; that his slightly dangerous, rebellious younger son image distinguished him from the wooden over-achieving of Al Gore. Americans like a lack of obvious ambition in their politicians. They like a guy you could have a few beers with, as opposed to the whiny A student with his hand waving in the air. Strangely enough, Bush's drinking past softened his conservative image. His wasted years made him more likeable and harmless. The boyish wildness of his personality distracted attention from the old mannish conservativism of his politics.
The truth is that the Bush daughters could add colour and interest and humanity to the alarmingly conservative administration. They could be the lighter side of their father's new "civility"; they could represent the easygoing fun-loving beer-swigging spirit that has vanished in his stiff old man's White House; they could be his wink at the audience while he panders to the rightwing. Watch. They could prove to be a political asset
Bushwhacked
Via: G2: Jenna Bush's drinking incident
The president's twin daughters have been caught trying to buy beer using fake ID. But, asks Katie Roiphe, what's all the fuss about? They're just teenagers bringing a touch of colour to the White House
Special report: George Bush's America
Thursday 31 May 2001 20.34 EDT Last modified on Wednesday 1 October 2014 04.05 EDT
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The poor Bush sisters are still trying to get a drink. On Wednesday night they were caught in a trendy Mexican restaurant called Chuy's attempting to order beer. Barbara and Jenna are 19 and the drinking age is 21. When the waiter came to take their order, Jenna apparently presented a driver's licence she had borrowed from an older friend. And some publicity-craving manager eagerly phoned the police. Now, the newspapers assure us, the incident is being thoroughly investigated by the police along with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
Only last month Jenna was arrested at 1am in a nightclub in Austin because she was holding a bottle of beer. She turned up in court in a low-cut black shirt, pink Capri trousers and a toe ring. She was fined $51.25 (£36) and sentenced to eight hours of community service and six hours of alcohol awareness classes. The charge read: "Glass of beer - drank from it."
And that's not Jenna's only brush with the authorities. In January, she was at a big party that was broken up by the police. Her 18-year-old boyfriend was arrested for "public drunkenness", and she sent the secret service to pick him up in jail. That time, Jenna was not charged with a crime.
The papers have tried to jump on her perfectly ordinary behaviour and turn it into news. Newspapers quote as an authority an anonymous bleary-eyed bar-hopper who says: "She's a wild one all right. I have seen her three times in bars and she has never looked sober." And many American newspapers have already started referring to her "drinking problem" or "booze problem".
But in reality the fact that a college freshman drinks a beer is less of a news story that the fact that she doesn't. The seriousness with which the Texas authorities seem to be taking the drinking age is highlighting its absurdity. The fact that there would be commissions and judges and prosecutors and court time and newspaper headlines involved in an "incident" like this is bizarre. The fact that a girl with a beer in her hand would even be called an "incident" is bizarre. As generations of teenagers have pointed out to their parents, America allows 19-year-olds to vote and die in wars, but arrests them for a sip of beer.
The truth is that the Bush sisters always promised to do something newsworthy. Unlike their ominously staid mother, they seemed from the beginning to share their father's famous wild streak. You could tell at the republican convention that there was a little too much flirtiness coming off them. Their clothes were sleeveless and tight, more the kind of the thing you would wear to a Mexican restaurant than a straightlaced gathering of republicans.
The cameras caught Jenna, with her blonde highlights and round face leaning over to whisper something to her sister and giggling. In the midst of all the powder-blue suits, they were southern party girls exuding a kind of plump lazy sexuality, evoking warm nights and big cars, chewing gum and margaritas - the appealing opposite of the slick newcastery sheen of the Gore daughters.
And in the past few months, the twins have attracted press attention for not being the Eisenhower ideal their father is struggling for in the White House. The Yale Newspaper reported that Barbara eluded her secret service agents on a road trip. The news leaked out that she wore a bubblewrap costume to the exotic erotic dance - where the motto was: "The less you wear, the less you pay." A magazine published a photograph of Jenna smoking a cigarette and collapsing into the arms of a girlfriend in a bar. And newspapers reported that she almost fell out of her strapless dress at the inauguration when her father twirled her a little too vigorously.
So far the girls seem the most appealing of the Bushes. They are not overly concerned with their father's career. They are not humourless advocates of his cause. They are spirited and ordinary and looking for the party.
But what does this latest "incident" mean politically? The press reports that Jenna has "embarrassed" her father. And people may try, in various subtle and not so subtle ways, to use this and future "embarrassments" against him. But that is a tactical mistake. Even Bush's own arrest in 1976 in Kennebunkport Maine for drunk driving did not hurt him politically. The revelation came at a crucial point in the campaign, and pundits speculated it would lose him the election, but the public didn't care. He had done something wrong and hidden it - it was the consummate political scandal. But his numbers didn't even dip.
In fact, an argument could be made that it is precisely Bush's bad boy veneer, his cool nonchalance, his comparative laziness, that got him elected; that his slightly dangerous, rebellious younger son image distinguished him from the wooden over-achieving of Al Gore. Americans like a lack of obvious ambition in their politicians. They like a guy you could have a few beers with, as opposed to the whiny A student with his hand waving in the air. Strangely enough, Bush's drinking past softened his conservative image. His wasted years made him more likeable and harmless. The boyish wildness of his personality distracted attention from the old mannish conservativism of his politics.
The truth is that the Bush daughters could add colour and interest and humanity to the alarmingly conservative administration. They could be the lighter side of their father's new "civility"; they could represent the easygoing fun-loving beer-swigging spirit that has vanished in his stiff old man's White House; they could be his wink at the audience while he panders to the rightwing. Watch. They could prove to be a political asset
NBA Youngbreh
DaDumbWay
U know that ass gonna keep getting fatter tho
Them lil rich white boys don't know what to do with it tho
Them lil rich white boys don't know what to do with it tho
Quiet Magician
Superstar
U know that ass gonna keep getting fatter tho
Them lil rich white boys don't know what to do with it tho
They don't have to though. They are rich and connected.
shyt is fukked up but that is how the cookie crumbles.
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
You already know she gettin' pounded out by them young CacsI heard she tourin' schools and she might stop by mine
Look at that ass
ALonelyDad
Veteran
Not really a big deal, every person her age does this. But this will be made a big deal because she is presidents daughter for one, and 2nd..white people just want to find anything so they can hate on Obama. Even though Bush and Palin daughters did much worse. Malia has to be more careful too at the end of the day, she knows if she is seemed in that environment, people will snitch and take pics.
NBA Youngbreh
DaDumbWay
I know it hurts my soul
Social media bout to get this little girl put on punishment
Knuckles Red
<3<3<3
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
The responses there are fukking disgusting 
I hope all of get raped by a pack of wild cacs
I hope all of get raped by a pack of wild cacs
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