[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

I heard on the radio that Michael Moore said something really sickening about our troups and that he hoped that more would die.

They said that it was on Page Six, but for the life of me I can't find it. Since you are Page Six genius, have you read it or could you please find it and post it here?

[BigWaveBetty]

Won't these two look sweet together in court?

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[BigWaveBetty]

I think this might be what they were reffering to:

The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not "insurgents" or "terrorists" or "The Enemy." They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow -- and they will win. Get it, Mr. Bush? You closed down a friggin' weekly newspaper, you great giver of freedom and democracy! Then all hell broke loose. The paper only had 10,000 readers! Why are you smirking?

[SuziQ]

I heard on the radio that Michael Moore said something really sickening about our troups and that he hoped that more would die.

Unfortunately, that doesn't surprise me in the least.

[BigWaveBetty]

April 26, 2004 -- IN a new book about the last days of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Carly Simon says that Ed Schlossberg, husband of Caroline Kennedy, berated the singer to the point of tears at the former first lady's wake. Simon, who attended the wake with her husband, Jim Hart, and a masseuse friend of Jackie's named Biko, tells author Edward Klein about the ugly incident in "Farewell, Jackie" (Viking). "Biko brought a gift, a long candle in the shape of a calla lilly. And I brought the lyrics to my song 'Touched by the Sun,' which I had written on parchment and tied with a pretty silvery ribbon . . . Biko said we were supposed to leave our offerings - the candle and the parchment - on top of the casket." Moments later, she recalls, "Ed Schlossberg came over. He said, 'We're very angry with you, Carly. You have to take those things off the casket. It's only for the grandchildren.' " He didn't stop there. "He went on and on in this vein - how intrusive it was, what I had done. 'You committed a faux pas,' he said. I was crying as I left." On Carly's way out, Bunny Mellon stepped in, telling her, "Don't worry. I'll take care of it. I'll make sure Jackie gets your gifts."

(PageSix)

[mountaineer]

The story about Michael Moore's outrageous and disgusting comment about how he hoped U.S. troops would die is posted as a thread here, A MOORE REVOLTING VIEW OF WAR.

I've just returned from freeping Kerry. As soon as I gather my thoughts, clean out email and catch my breath, I'll give a full report. It went great.