Wonderful commentary by Michael Kinsley shows how George Bush wouldn't be where he is today (er, the White House) without having benefited from a peculiar brand of affirmative action. How the man got into Yale with his academic record is nothing short of a miracle. Unless you consider the fact that he's the son of a graduate. Rich. And from a high-profile political family. As Kinsley says, Bush "may be the most spectacular affirmative-action success story of all time."