Ex Wants Neil Bush to Undergo Paternity Test

[kskiska]

Sharon Bush has asked a state district court judge to order her ex-husband -- President Bush's brother Neil Bush -- to submit to a blood test to settle a paternity question at the heart of a defamation lawsuit against her.

The request, filed Monday, asks that the judge order Neil Bush and Robert Andrews to submit blood tests to determine the paternity of Andrews' 2-year-old son.

Sharon Bush contends she needs the tests to defend herself against a $850,000 defamation lawsuit filed against her by Andrews. Andrews' suit contends Bush defamed him when she suggested in conversations with reporters, friends and restaurant employees that his son may have been fathered by Neil Bush.

Andrews and his wife, Maria Andrews, divorced in October 2002 after 14 years of marriage. The Bushes divorced in April after a 23-year marriage. Neil Bush and Maria Andrews met several years ago when she was working as a volunteer for former first lady Barbara Bush.

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[truthisfreedom]

1. first blood!

ok, that doesn't make sense. but it seemed funny at the time.

[aquart]

7. Makes sense to me.

[PartyPooper]

2. Bush family values?

[DemoTex]

3. Sharon loses!

It's the BFEE way! Mark my word.

[7th_Sephiroth]

4. there will be a car accident

as she is going to get the test take, this is how the bush family assasinates people

[BringEmOn]

8. Beware the Bush Crime Family

[Bozita]

5. Bush "family values" are standards for YOU to live by

The Bush family plays another "exempt" card.

[Dr Fate]

6. Bennet "The Death of Outrage"

...Finding about GOP hypocrites is almost getting OLD it happens so often...

[KnuteThingrich]

9. Looks like Neil and John Fund should trade notes

John Fund has been desperately trying to duck a paternity test himself. A prominent California libertarian would like to determine if he is in fact the father of one of her children.

Imagine the horror of Mr. Fund's dozen or so - excuse me, I mean legions and legions of fans who hang on every word of his opinionjournal.con essays and appearances on the nearly unwatched Highball with Tweety Matthews. What will they tell the children?

By the way, intrepid journalists should check into The Semi-talented Mr. Fundley's "arrangement" with opinionjournal.com. Shortly after his arrest early last year, those lovely folks at the Whore Street Journal "opinion" page said he was taking a "leave of absence" to write a book, but the rumor is he was in fact fired and his book deal dried up.