Reply #13: sweet jeebus

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"Some administration officials say Rice as national security adviser concentrated too heavily on advising the president, rather than managing the national security "process." They point to her remark at a Washington dinner party in 2004, when she said, "As I was telling my husb—" before abruptly correcting herself, "As I was telling President Bush ... " (Rice told me she doesn't think she ever made the comment; "I swear I don't remember any such slip ... I don't think it happened." And neither do a number of other guests at the dinner, though some swear they heard her say "husband.") Even Rice's friends, most of whom happen to be Democrats, say her affection for Bush blinded her to his failings. "She thought he could do no wrong," said one."


She's a friggin groupie. I am not being racist, nor sexist.This is directed at her as an individual: The article makes clear this woman has deep emotional problems, probably related to being an African American woman who grew up in Birmingham. That her "judgment" is influencing anything even remotely associated with this country's international relations is chilling. Damn, she makes the nutcase in the "Fatal Attraction" movie look sane!