The title of this post should be the title of John Kerry’s biography. He is quite famous for using the line when he is about to force the little people out of the way. I’m proud to say he tried that line on me once. My reply was, “No, I really don’t.” He did not take it well. That was the intent so I was happy.
I thought about that while reading this gem form America’s Paper of Record.
CNN is being sued by two EMTs who say a foreign correspondent for the cable news network bit them in a drunken rage outside the US Embassy in Baghdad.
Arwa Damon, described by the cable network as a senior international correspondent, was intoxicated and abusive to a medical team stationed on the grounds of the embassy, where Damon did not have authority to be, according to the $2 million lawsuit filed in Manhattan on Monday.
According to the lawsuit, Damon, 36, bit EMTs Tracy Lamar and Charles Simons before threatening them, saying she was a “major reporter for CNN.”
The medics were trying to treat Damon when she became violent, the lawsuit said.
It was not clear what sparked the incident.
The suit claims CNN knew Damon had a history of drunken and abusive behavior, and had a penchant for violence, even when sober.
They should have just let her bleed out. Who watched CNN? I’m not even sure it is on my television system. On a bet I could not name two people on that network. If they let this aging skank die on the street, who would notice?
I’m pretty sure she’s a werewolf. Full moon, I believe it was.
“The medics were trying to treat Damon when she became violent, the lawsuit said.”
Maybe they should have treated her before she became violent. Or put a comma after “Damon.”
Either way’s fine by me.
Where did you obstruct Kerry’s passage? I have never had the opportunity to disrespect any of the rulers, personally. I have always wanted to, though. I guess the closest I’ve come is that my brother refused to shake Bill Clinton’s hand when he was running for governor, long ago. He said Ol’ Bill was not pleased.
Which I find hard to believe. There were probably a hell of a lot of refusals Clinton had to deal with, especially back then.