[DesertRhino]

What a moron she is. She claims she killed someone with a hex. Several decades later they died of cancer. Laughable.
The take away for me is that she was a socialite that everyone kissed her ass.
DC is a cesspool and is filled with Anton Lavey wannabes who imagine they are casting spells. Hillary and the Podestas are others.

That Comet pizza and spirit cooking was all probably closer to the truth than we know.

I think her/their hexes are about as real as a Hasbro Ouija board. But its amazing that THESE, and people comfortable with them, are the people running our country.
Sad...

[utahagen]

I read an excerpt of Quinn's book in which she was talking about a couple of hexes her mother had put on people. What I read is that two people died suddenly, soon after her mother put hexes on them. Now, I've never given “hexes” a thought in my life before. However, I do believe the Devil exists, and I would never do what Sally Quinn confesses she did, which were basically prayers to the Devil: lit candles and named people she hoped would have bad things happen to them. Do I believe Quinn actually “caused” harm to come to those people? 99.9% sure she didn't, but I think she's as morally culpable as if she had been responsible.

A few years ago, I was appalled when I read Sally Quinn's cheerful recollections of having broken up Ben Bradlee’s marriage. Even decades later, she had no shame at all about what she had done. I recall also reading a column in which she bragged about having received communion at a Catholic church, even though she knew that, as a non-Catholic, she was not supposed to receive. I thought she was a bad person. Now, I believe she's straight up evil. It seems pretty clear that she believes hexes work, and that the only reason she stopped putting them on people is that she was afraid they'd start boomeranging on her.

[Vision Thing]

sally has no balls to admit the thousands upon thousands of other hexes that she blew out her smelly a## that amounted to nothing.