[Miss Marple]

I agree with your theory. Perhaps W needs to invite her to dinner and turn on the charm, and perhaps introduce her to a nice widower or single guy in his circle of friends.

I am really mean, aren't I?

Marc Racicot was just on Fox, and I am once again struck by how many of the men in this administration are both pleasant and attractive. Surely we could find one for Mo! It would be our duty as patriotic Americans.

[MadIvan]

Marc Racicot was just on Fox, and I am once again struck by how many of the men in this administration are both pleasant and attractive. Surely we could find one for Mo! It would be our duty as patriotic Americans.

Speaking as an unmarried (but now very attached) male, I would suggest that Ms. Dowd would have as easy a time finding a date, as I would in having success panning for gold in my shower. The mystery is not why Michael Douglas left her. The mystery is how he could tolerate her in the first place.

Oh, and if Ms. Dowd is reading this, to rub salt in the wound: I rather delighted that it is a British woman who stole Mo's thunder.

Regards, Ivan

[LisaFab]

I agree with your theory. Perhaps W needs to invite her to dinner and turn on the charm, and perhaps introduce her to a nice widower or single guy in his circle of friends.

LOL! I'm afraid that if she got W in a room alone she might whip out her thong, before being shown the door in degradation and humiliation...I like it!

And yes, you are mean. It comes easy when we red-blooded American gals have to defend our heroes from the likes of 'women' like Maureen.