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kskiska Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Oct-11-05 11:19 PM
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72. Bar Bush was proud of Doro, who stood in the crowd outside Gore's house
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It’s actually “a pain in the neck” to be the sibling of a sitting president, she says, and tells how her daughter, Doro Koch, picketed outside Vice President Al Gore’s residence “in disguise” during the 2000 recount. “That’s Doro!” Mrs. Bush hoots when telling about it. “She felt better” after yelling at the Gores’ house for a while, Mrs. Bush says.

Here's another revealing snip on Bar's views on eugenics:

…she thinks back to that morning’s visit to the hospital’s neonatal ICU, where she saw premature infants in incubators. “Where do you draw the line” in saving those who would not have survived in another time? “What kind of quality of life? It’s the same thing with old age. Are we doing the right thing?” Then again she says of one severely impaired newborn, “But, they say she’s brought great happiness ...”

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3225744/site/newsweek/
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