Bush*'s court-mandated community service?

[RoadRunner]

Hey, wait a minute! If the lying awol imposter worked for an "inner-city youth program" in early 1973, that had to have been court-mandated community service. It's just too far out of character for him to be anything else.

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"The gap in Bush's records coincides with a period in his life that he has referred to as his "nomadic" years. As Bush's father was considering a job offer in late 1972 from Richard M. Nixon to become chairman of the Republican National Committee, the younger Bush stayed with his parents in Washington for the holidays. In a now famous incident, he took his then-16-year-old brother, Marvin, out drinking and ran over a neighbor's garbage cans on the way home; and when confronted by his father, he challenged him to go "mano a mano" outside. In early 1973, Bush worked for an inner-city youth program in Houston."
---snip---

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A30494-2004Feb10.html
(see page 2)

[pinto]

1. don't know if it was mandated or not but that's the "blank" 6 months

from National Guard records after his return to Houston....

ed for sp

[DenverDem]

2. This episode is why his driving record was scrubbed

when he became governor of Texas.

Deferred adjudication for blow possession.

[leftofthedial]

3. AWOL has evaded all accountability throughout his life

to get 6 months of community service, he must have killed someone or commited another capital offense.