Would Jenna Bush have found a publisher if her book had been written

[JanMichael]

about the life of a single mother in her teens, trying to survive HIV in Washington, DC, or perhaps Houston Texas?

I seriously doubt it.

[catnhatnh]

1. the real question is would it have found a publisher....

...if submitted anonymously?

[imfreaky]

3. has anybody read the book yet?

Seems like an important topic.

[TheLeftyMom]

6. I know. I'm intrigued

Makes me wonder if she might turn out to be worth a damn after all. That would be nice, if those girls could break out of the family bullshit and turn into decent human beings. Now THAT would be an accomplishment.

[JanMichael]

5. Nope. The book needed a "named" author;

Jenna needs a new reputation,

and the right wingers need more "proof" that the US is a "superior" place to live.

[treestar]

2. Nope

This is one of the "privileges" of her birth.

[terisan]

4. Is the 500,000 press run book deal a hidden political contribution to Dad? nt

[JanMichael]

7. Interesting question

didn't think of that one.

[tibbiit]

8. Why would anyone believe she actually wrote it?

I dont believe it
tib

[zbdent]

9. That might have been her autobiography

but I think that she had an "emergency appendectomy" around Christmas 2000 ... if you catch my drift ...

[ChickMagic]

10. Since she went to UT

it probably liberalized her somewhat. Austin is a very liberal city. Mu bro-in-law went out with a girl he deemed too liberal because she went to UT. Remember, her dad was too stoopid to get into law school there. They don't trade on names.

I'm hoping for the best, but expecting the worst.