LOS ANGELES — In Washington, the pundits are already speculating about who might run for the White House in 2008. In Hollywood, where Nielsen ratings matter more than Mason-Dixon polls and the typical fad has a shelf life of two commercial breaks, they’re taking a somewhat longer view. |
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That would be Bobby McCallister, younger brother to Jack and a future president of the United States. Of course, neither 13-year-old Bobby, 16-year-old Jack nor their mother, Grace, has any idea that Bobby — awkward, shy, always hovering somewhere between annoying and endearing — will one day wind up leader of the free world. |