Posted on 05/29/2005 6:48:34 PM PDT by Hillary's Lovely Legs
Run like the wind!
I just saw a report on how the police are gearing up for post-verdict riots among the loonies hanging around outside the courthouse. Good grief.
Looks like the blonde in the background has on the same gown.
FOX had some of the MJ crazy supporters on last night, good grief is right.
One of Jacko's teary-eyed supporters I saw on the news was a woman in her 40s, maybe closer to 50, and I only could wonder, "Do you have absolutely no life whatsoever that you're spending it holding a sign outside a courthouse in support of a child molester?" What has to have gone wrong in a person's life that brings them to that point?
Answer: California
Ha! I was almost 9 years old when we moved from Southern California back east, and I'm so grateful we did!
Anti-Defamation League director Abraham Foxman shouldn't hold his breath waiting for an apology from Charlie Rangel for comparing the U.S. military operation in Iraq to the Holocaust.
"Abe Foxman thinks he can push everyone around. He's a bully, and he does this for publicity to raise money. I have no intention of apologizing to anybody," the Harlem Democrat and ranking member of the House Ways and Means Committee told me yesterday.
It was a day when Rangel was dealing with the fallout from Lowdown's item concerning his controversial comments this week on WWRL-AM and Foxman's demand that Rangel apologize to the families of World War II Holocaust victims and American soldiers fighting in Iraq.
The Iraq operation "is the biggest fraud ever committed on the people of this country," Rangel said on the radio. "This is just as bad as the 6 million Jews being killed."
Yesterday, Rangel told me that Foxman had misrepresented his position.
"Every group ought to have an organization that defends them when they're under attack, and anybody who knows me knows I've been a friend of the ADL and a friend of Israel," he said. "But Foxman says I can't use the word 'holocaust.' Apparently it's a private word just for him. I think he should get over that type of feeling."
Rangel added: "I'm not comparing the Holocaust to the war in Iraq. I'm comparing the silence about what's going on in Iraq to the silence of the leaders of Europe and the United States about what was going on during the Holocaust."
"I just cracked under all this pressure, and I just, I mean, I couldn't do it all. I couldn't and have the perfect wedding that everybody thought I was supposed to have,” Wilbanks said.
"Oh my gosh, oh my gosh. And then I was like, I only have Friday off... I've got to get my pedicure and manicure, done. I've got to pack for this honeymoon, and I don't even know where I'm going."
"I was like there is no absolute way that I'm going to get all this done, there's no way. Anyway, I just said, I'm leaving, I can't do it,” Wilbanks said. "I love John. I just, it wasn't even, it was just about the stupid wedding."
But it is worth a mid-six figure book deal.
I hear the runaway bride and the groom have signed for a milliondollar book deal! Oh the joy...better get that on out quickly
LOL!!! good grief.
Where's the boy with the little mohawk?
ping
Really.
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