The wife of former president George HW Bush (1989-1993), suggested in an interview with US broadcaster CNN on Monday that she would rather see Palin, a former Alaska governor, stay out of national politics.

"I sat next to (Palin) once, thought she was beautiful, and I think shes very happy in Alaska, and I hope she'll stay there," quipped Barbara Bush, according to excerpts of an interview with CNN's Larry King that will run Monday night.

Palin's thoughts of challenging President Barack Obama in the 2012 election have grown ever more serious in recent months. Asked by broadcaster ABC recently if she could beat Obama in 2012, she responded: "I believe so."

Palin on Tuesday will begin another tour of the country to drum up support for her second book, "America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag."

She is also currently starring in her own television reality show, "Palin's Alaska," which depicts her everyday family life in the northern-most US state.Author: Frank Brandmaier, Chris Cermak

The wife of former president George HW Bush (1989-1993), suggested in an interview with US broadcaster CNN on Monday that she would rather see Palin, a former Alaska governor, stay out of national politics.

"I sat next to (Palin) once, thought she was beautiful, and I think shes very happy in Alaska, and I hope she'll stay there," quipped Barbara Bush, according to excerpts of an interview with CNN's Larry King that will run Monday night.

Palin's thoughts of challenging President Barack Obama in the 2012 election have grown ever more serious in recent months. Asked by broadcaster ABC recently if she could beat Obama in 2012, she responded: "I believe so."

Palin on Tuesday will begin another tour of the country to drum up support for her second book, "America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag."

She is also currently starring in her own television reality show, "Palin's Alaska," which depicts her everyday family life in the northern-most US state.Author: Frank Brandmaier, Chris Cermak

Barbara Bush is one of the daughters of George W. Bush.Barbara Bush said that she likes the new president Barack Obama.Busharbara Bush, one of the two daughters of former U.S. President George W. Bush said she was “happy” that the country’s current president, Barack Obama, managed to take forward health care reform despite the rejection of the Republican Party that owns his own father.

“Why do people with money have good medical care and why people living on low wages do not have good medical care?” Asked the 28-year old in an interview Sunday on Fox News. Barbara Bush is happy with the current actions of U.S president.

According to Barbara Bush, “health should be a right for everyone.” Thus, when asked what he thought the reforms introduced by Obama for more Americans to have access to free health care, said: “Obviously health care reform was a hotly debated topic for many people and I think I’m happy that the law was approved. ” Barbara Bush is a happy woman.

With his remarks, Barbara Bush distances himself from the position of his father, openly opposed to reform. She is one of the cofounders of the Global Health Corps, a nonprofit organization that works to relate to “youth leaders with organizations working on the frontline for prom global health equity” and that cooperates with the organization of former Democratic President Bill Clinton Health Access Initiative.

Barbara Bush is one of the daughters of George W. Bush.Barbara Bush said that she likes the new president Barack Obama.Busharbara Bush, one of the two daughters of former U.S. President George W. Bush said she was “happy” that the country’s current president, Barack Obama, managed to take forward health care reform despite the rejection of the Republican Party that owns his own father.

“Why do people with money have good medical care and why people living on low wages do not have good medical care?” Asked the 28-year old in an interview Sunday on Fox News. Barbara Bush is happy with the current actions of U.S president.

According to Barbara Bush, “health should be a right for everyone.” Thus, when asked what he thought the reforms introduced by Obama for more Americans to have access to free health care, said: “Obviously health care reform was a hotly debated topic for many people and I think I’m happy that the law was approved. ” Barbara Bush is a happy woman.

With his remarks, Barbara Bush distances himself from the position of his father, openly opposed to reform. She is one of the cofounders of the Global Health Corps, a nonprofit organization that works to relate to “youth leaders with organizations working on the frontline for prom global health equity” and that cooperates with the organization of former Democratic President Bill Clinton Health Access Initiative.