Pirro would have dropped out of the race sooner but

[KurtNYC]

she couldn't find the page of her pre-written speech with the part about dropping out.

“You will know where I stand on the issues,” Pirro trumpeted, staring at a fixed spot in the back of the room.

“Hillary Clinton,” she continued, and looked down at her notes. She then paused, mid-sentence, and said nothing. She shuffled through her notes, as seconds passed. Reporters shifted in their seats. Photographers flashed their cameras.

Then, in a muffled voice, Pirro asked her staffers, “Do you have page 10?”

http://www.villagevoice.com/news/0533,lombardiweb,66820,2.html

I will miss the incompetant tool, mostly for the humor she would have provided.

[wiley]

1. But she's running for AG now. Makes hubby's "connections" look better

or so she thinks. That will be amusing. Somebody has to tell Governor Pataki that he is a hopeless d*ckhead. The Transit Worker's Union said they would call off the strike if the Governor took pension issue off the table. But NOOOOOOOOOO, Pataki would rather see New Yorkers suffer than to negotiate with people who are breaking the law. He's Republican. If he breaks the law, he will never be punished for it because they are above the law, especially the Rule of Law.

Pirro as Attorney General. Now THAT'S precious. The pet pigs!

:rofl:

[wiley]

2. Call Governor Pataki and tell him to get over himself!

Pataki, a Republican, has a lot of nerve talking about the law. Republicans are above the law. They make laws for themselves. Pataki could end the strike by taking the pension issue off the table. But that wouldn't fit into the Republican's Starve the Beast, especially poor and working class and elderly and disabled people, policy.

Call or e-mail him now. Let the country know he's the problem.