Rummy at the dinner table with a 9/11 widow (gives her his back)

[donsu]

http://www.buzzflash.com/editorial/05/01/edi05010.html

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And what a thin skin that "Le Donald" has. Clearly, he must be aware of how he serves the American people, as the following example from the book "Sixteen Acres," illustrates. It concerns a dinner at the White House in 2004 in remembrance of September 11th, at which:

One fearless firefighter's widow found herself at a table with Rumsfeld, then very busy trying to get control of the nation that he had conquered the spring before. He asked her what she thought of the war with Iraq. "You don't want to know what I think of it," she answered, and when Rumsfeld said he did, she told him: "I resent that you are exploiting the death of my husband." The secretary of defense stormed off, leaving his wife behind to patch things up.
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Rummy has a wife? wonder what she does with her time?

[aeolian]

1. Classy. (n/t)

[Solly Mack]

2. They do run from reality don't they?

[Pirate Smile]

3. Give that women an award. She even warned him first.

:toast:

[dkofos]

4. I'd pay to see that!!!

[pdxmom]

5. What they don't like, they ignore.

This is just one concrete example of it. The lady deserves an award.

[cliss]

6. There's something seriously wrong with RumsFool.

I've noticed that he can't take any criticism. Not even A LITTLE. He becomes really frustrated, his weird voice gets very shrill and high-pitched. He starts to act panicky.

Has anyone ever seen him in Congressional hearings? He starts out OK, but after a certain amount of questioning, he just snaps. The guy's demented.

[atommom]

7. Just like his boss!