Former First Lady, Laura Bush, was outed by her daughter, Jenna, as a "secret Rastafarian." I never figured Laura for a pothead (George, definitely, but not Laura). Just kidding about Laura. To the Rastas, pardon me, not a "pothead" but a "herbalist" (*coughs* "potheads").  

Jenna Bush stated during an interview on the Oprah Winfrey Show, where Mrs. Bush promoted her new biography, her mother likes reggae music by artists such as Bob Marley. 

What oh what could Bob Marley be rolling in that picture. We should ask Bill Clinton, since he is the expert. 

A few words of warning to the former First Lady: do not mention the world "biography" around Oprah. For further information, see Kitty Kelley.

On a more serious note, Mrs. Bush spoke about a car accident that occurred when she was a teenager, which claimed the life of one of her dear friends and the guilt she has lived with all these years, due to being behind the wheel when the tragedy occurred. Ask God to forgive you for the accident, due to the life that was lost and He will. Let that guilt go. It was an accident. 

The Judiciary Report advises the same to anyone who has been through such a trauma. God will forgive you, even if you were drunk (Mrs. Bush said she was not drunk). Ask for forgiveness and let it go.

Jenna Bush Outs Her Mom as 'Secret Rastafarian'

Monday May 03, 2010 12:55 PM EDT -  Facebook Twitter Yahoo Buzz E-mail What does former First Lady Laura Bush have on her iPod? The answer may surprise you.

"My mom's a secret Rastafarian," her daughter Jenna says in an interview scheduled to air on the Oprah Winfrey Show Tuesday, "so [she plays] Bob Marley" around the house.

Appearing on the show with her sister Barbara and mom Laura, who was promoting her new memoir Spoken from the Heart, Jenna explains what a typical night at the Bush family ranch in Crawford, Texas, is like. There's the music (the family also listens to "old country [songs]," Jenna says), family activities and plenty of food.

"We don't really cook dinner if I'm gonna be honest," Jenna says. "Somebody cooks dinner and we sit around and we talk and we laugh and we do puzzles and we get in bed by 9:00."

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