Will Jenna Bush vote for John Kerry?

Usually a politician can count on family members to support the cause and aid in one’s reelection - but can George W. Bush count on the support of his family for his own reelection as president of the United States of America? There is some indication that at least one of his daughters, Jenna, doesn’t “but into the conservative movement.”

New York Daily News reports:

Recently, a source asked the 21-year-old Barbara if she was a Republican. "She made a funny face and rolled her eyes," reports our snitch. "She said, 'I really wouldn't label myself that.'" Texas records show that Barbara and her twin, Jenna, voted as Republicans in the 2000 presidential primary. But one source contends the good-time gals "don't buy into the conservative movement. They don't agree with their father's position on environment and other issues."

In a lot of ways it really doesn’t matter whom Jenna Bush or her sister votes for, but it is interesting to think about: if George W. Bush can’t convince his own daughter of the value and importance of the “conservative movement,” then how well can he succeed with other Americans?

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