It's nice to see Great Expectations: The Troubled Lives of
Political Families by the Weekly Standard's Noemie
Emery get an appreciative
review in today's Washington Post. But what in the
world was the reviewer, Carolyn See, thinking when she wrote:
"Emery draws parallels between George W. Bush and John F.
Kennedy -- which probably would give both of them hives. Both were
younger brothers, semi-rebellious, not
explicitly chosen by their families for presidential laurels, but
they rose to occasions of great responsibility..."
Lest that were just a slip, See repeats her error by referring
to George W. Bush as "[t]he formerly rebellious younger son." Maybe
she should stick to reviewing fiction.