I'd hit it like John Jr. hit the the water.
That really hurts Thundley.
We who remember that little boy and the photos of him hiding under his Dads desk in the oval office, the never to be forgotten picture of him at 3 years old saluting his dads coffin, then to have to attend his birthday party the next day.
This Jon-Jon became the nations little boy. We adored this child, followed his life as his mother remarried that nutty Greek with a very strange family and some kind of obsession for an Opera Singer.
We watched as he decided to go into therater and again as he became the publisher of a magazine.
We kept an eagle eye on who he dated lots of discussion on who would he choose.
His choice was his, few people thought he made a wise choice but---He was our now adult little Jon-Jon the child we could not get out of our mind.
When his plane went down just hours before his cousin Roye was to be married---Remember his uncle Robert was killed before her birth leaving her number 11 of his children---
24/7 the news Chanel's focused on the recovery ships-- Horrid as there was just pictures of the ships and the sea.
Loosing Jon-Jon was to us like loosing a family member we had held in high hope that this child may become better then us.
I take exception to your comments on Jon-Jon.