Ma Bush's Katrina money funneled to prez' little bro

The depths to which the president's little brother will go were revealed again yesterday when it was learned that he benefited from a charitable donation made by his mother.
Neil Bush may have achieved a new low when his mommy gave money to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund, with the stipulation that it be used to buy services from Ignite! Learning, a company owned by her idiot son.
In 1999 he founded Ignite! Learning, a company that creates multimedia curriculum for kids. Their latest product is the COW, curriculum on wheels. A bizarre hybrid of Barney and R2D2, it's basically a computer and projector on a stick with wheels.
While some have hailed the progress students have mad using COW, Ignite! has run afoul of some who question its methods. Perhaps they were put off by how it frees kids from the tedium of reading.
"Ignite! is designed to make learning fun for "hunter-warrior" kids who don't like reading," he excitedly explained during a 2002 visit to Whitney High School, a school for gifted students in Cerritos, California.
Neil's track record is a rich tale of a young man with lots of friends but very few brains, who, like his brother, keeps managing to fall up.
He's driven an savings & loan into bankruptcy, engaged in insider day-trading, swapped spouses, taken a sex tour across Asia, travelled the world with the Moonies and helped the Pope get away with aiding and abetting child molesters.
Now he's gotten his mommy a tax write-off that makes him richer still.