Jenna's "call to action"

[Fresh_Start]

she says her book is a call to action for children.
Instead of targeting children, why doesn't she have a call to action within her own family?

[hlthe2b]

1. Everything about this "effort" screams of arrogance to me..

I'm all for the Bush* girls to try to turn a new page and do something productive... but geebus, how dare her compare her efforts to the Diary of Ann Frank and decide she has the moral authority and the intense understanding to launch a "call to action for children."

Did she find this answer encased in her fortune cookie? (the one she managed not to throw up during one of her drinking/partying binges?)

Sorry for those who are more charitable than I, but given her family's crimes against humanity, this just makes me want to :puke: (and sadly, I've not been drinking).

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

3. Jenna: "I, like TOTALLY hate teh AIDS"

"Did you know that you can get it from being in the same room as dorks from the wrong fraternity or sorority?! It's kinda like Cooties!"

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

2. I'll believe she cares about HIV/AIDS...

when she denounces her father over the subject.

[cooolandrew]

5. If she was anywhere near a humanitarian she would of spoke up earlier on many many issues. ...

... At the same time it's admirable but, it can only come across hypocrytical when her fathers policies kill kids everyday in Africa, america (via low healthcare) and themiddle east.

[Raven]

4. Ironic title choice.

There is a book very critical of daddy's war called "A Journey of Hope and Peace" by Peggy Gish.

[rurallib]

6. Is her call "Let's Party Hearty, Kids"?

With a miserable failure of an old man, would anyone expect Jenna to be a leading light?