To: baseballmom; doug from upland
Is this your gal?
Kristen Breitweiser (sometimes spelled breitwieser, breitwiester, etc. in various coverage.)
She's been bashing Bush for over a year now.
Do a google search with her name and Bush... quite a fan (NOT).
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4420934/
To: calcowgirl; doug from upland
At 32, with a head of unruly, sun-tinged curls and a shy smile that can instantly grow wide as the surf, Breitweiser still appears very much the beach rat she was while growing up in the Shore town of Manasquan. Though her father, John L. Winterstella, got involved in local government when she was a toddler and has been the town's mayor since 1984, it would be a mistake to assume his daughter inherited his civic-mindedness; too many interrupted family events over the years had soured Kristen on politics and government. After graduating from Rutgers, she earned a B average and a law degree from Seton Hall Law School in 1996, with an eye toward doing criminal work. But she wound up getting sidetracked into family law, and just three days into her career at a firm specializing in divorce, she quit the profession, finding it corrosive to her psyche. She needed to find a new direction, and, fortunately, she could take her time finding it. The summer of her bar exam, she'd started dating Ron Breitweiser, a rising money manager from Rutherford, and five months later they eloped to a secluded Caribbean island. By the time Kristen quit her job, she and Ron had settled into a spacious house in a verdant corner of Monmouth County near Sandy Hook, where she tended a garden and indulged her sartorial preference for blue jeans and baggy sweaters. Her new mission in life arrived in the form of a strawberry blonde daughter, Caroline, now four years old. After that, being with Ron and Caroline, taking care of the house, and planning for holidays was all Kristen wanted in the way of worldly responsibilities. ==================
An era in Manasquan [New Jersey] ended yesterday when Republican Mayor Richard Dunne took office from Democrat John L. Winterstella, who had been mayor for 20 years. (1/20/2004)
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A Rutgers lawyer and a dead yellow dog Democrat. Imagine that.
37 posted on
03/07/2004 5:49:05 PM PST by
an amused spectator
(Gotta call 9/11? Who do you want to answer - Officer Bush, or Officer Kerry?)
To: calcowgirl; doug from upland
Instead of organizing car pools and arranging play dates, this New Jersey housewife [Puh-leeese!] is lobbying congressmen on behalf of a group called the Sept. 11 Advocates. The group wants an independent commission to investigate the disaster.
Our husbands were killed, Kristen says. They were murdered. We deserve to have answers.[I've figured it out, Kristen - how come you haven't?]
Among the questions she seeks to have answered: Why werent last summers threats against airplanes publicized?[Uh, Kristen - your party is insisting on THIS VERY DAY that we're not in a war. Your party wants to apologize. Your party wants to issue a stern note to Osama, and call in the U.N., who've already bravely run away from Iraq.] Why did officials tell people in Tower Two to stay in their offices after the first plane hit? [We should prosecute them for not being telepathic] Why didnt the American military respond? [Why didn't the American carriers near Hawaii attack and sink the Japanese fleet immediately after Pearl Harbor?]
This woman appears to be relentlessly and intentionally dense. Wonder if there's a paycheck (other than the big payday she's getting from us taxpayers) involved?
39 posted on
03/07/2004 6:02:02 PM PST by
an amused spectator
(Gotta call 9/11? Who do you want to answer - Officer Bush, or Officer Kerry?)
To: calcowgirl; Mo1; doug from upland
That her!! Kristin Breitweiser. She was in fine bashing form yesterday. At one point, even Greg Jarrett had to cut her off.
Thank you Mo, and calcowgirl.
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