[NYC GOP Chick]

What I don't get is why she went from a safe location directly toward the danger, especially when so many thousands of people were running and screaming *away* from it. Unless I see some details in that "article," I don't believe that she even went down there.

[PJ-Comix]

Unless I see some details in that "article," I don't believe that she even went down there.

She already covered her trail in that respect. See, she was in a daze so she can't remember any details. Funny, when a big event like this happens, everybody remembers it very well. But not our Chelsea. She was in a daze the whole time.

[hellinahandcart]

It was the very last thing I would have done. I was afraid to get in the elevator in my own building that morning, because I had no idea what was going to happen next and I didn't want to be trapped in a little box when it did. Walk downtown towards hell? No effin' way.

Amazing you should mention the bridges being taken out; I also thought that might happen.

[NYCVirago]

What I don't get is why she went from a safe location directly toward the danger, especially when so many thousands of people were running and screaming *away* from it. Unless I see some details in that "article," I don't believe that she even went down there.

The only reason this would make sense is if Bill or Hillary told her "Run down there! Get yourself on TV! Feel somebody's pain!"

What was the old TV show slogan about there being 7,000,000 stories in the Naked City? Well, 6,999,999 are more believable and interesting than Chelsea's!