The actions of these women: the fact that they clearly revel in their celebrity status as widows, milking it to the hilt for their own pleasure.
The fact that while these women are able to natter endlessly about how great they themselves are, how wonderful John Kerry is, how evil the President is, they never really discuss their murdered husbands at all except in the most impersonal forms of reference. A rational person would wonder why these women have zero desire to memorialize their dead husbands and conclude that they exhibit zero esteem for the departed.
Lastly, since these women seem to enjoy mugging for the cameras so much it's pretty amusing to suggest that they do what so many insubstantial celebrities do to get back in the limelight - pose for Playboy.
That's very nice, wideawake, but doesn't even come close to answering what part of my post wasn't placed in context.
Ann wrote what she wrote. I explained why I thought it was inappropriate. What other context should there be?
What's her context for writing what she wrote? That she doesn't like the Jersey Girl's ridiculous preening for the media? She has no way of knowing whether the things she said about their husbands being ready to divorce them is true.
Nice to know you'll stand up for someone on our side telling lies. As long as it's someone on our side, right?