Posted on 11/21/2010 5:51:08 PM PST by The Looking Spoon
Incoming Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said incoming Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) is "known to cry."
"You know what? He is known to cry. He cries sometimes when we're having a debate on bills. If I cry, it's about the personal loss of a friend or something like that. But when it comes to politics — no, I don't cry. I would never think of crying about any loss of an office, because that's always a possibility, and if you're professional, then you deal with it professionally," Pelosi (D-Calif.) told the New York Times magazine.
Read the rest at The Hill
Wow...That, and the rest of the article is almost worse than having the nerve to cry. Maybe she can't cry because she is a stone cold witch who doesn't have an emotional connection to the turmoil our country is embroiled in.
Or maybe its because there is a film of plastic that resides beneath her skin and it has managed to seal her tear ducts shut.
In all seriousness I would rather have a Speaker of the House that sheds tears and lives in reality than spend one more day having to listen to any looney toon feed us loads of turd stew chocked full of vitamins B, F, and D, and then tell us we need to let them shove it down our throats so we can find out what it is AFTER its poisoning us.
Lets make the soon-to-be former Speaker harpy-I mean...happy, lets take some stimulus money and build a dam around Boehner's office (But is it shovel ready?).
Better yet, lets pay for it with the money taxpayers will be saving not having to pay for her private jet anymore. Either way, I don't care, lets just be done with this issue already so Nancy can stop being a sore loser and go back to being just a loser.
Here's one last gem from the article:
"I was the first woman speaker. It didn't get that much play. And I'm not a publicity seeker..."
Oh man, I can't argue with that because she's totally telling the truth there...
Oh, if only we could be more ferocious-like, as Nancy P. Nancy wouldn’t cry watching a live, partial birth abortion.
The witch biologically can’t cry due to her perpetual Botox-injected grimmace.
John Boehner is an authentic self-made human being with real emotions.
Unlike the truly evil Pelosi.
Pelosi made me cry several times. Does that count?
No. She’s not jealous. She just thinks that proves that she’s superior.
This is one nasty woman.
To bring up Boehner’s crying , the fact that he shows emotion, as if it is a weakness is insulting.
You have to forgive Ms. Pelosi, she is made of plastic and has no heart.
I’m with Dennis Miller re. Boehner’s crying....he called him, “Tammy Faye Boehner...” The point is, you want your leaders to be strong, resolved, determined....not weak.
Imagine if a soldier had slipped into Eisenhower’s tent and seen him crying on June 5, 1944...you don’t want to see the General cry...nor do you want to see the man who must lead the fight to push back Socialism, Bolshevism, etc...cry either.
I recall ex President Clinton, laughing and crying both at a funeral......
Schwartzkopp cried, and in public, and he was a very effective general.
Only an amoral, narcissitic, botox ridden dried out piece of garbage like Pelosi would make a big deal out of being human.
There is no crying in baseball or politics apparently according to dims.
Progressives don’t cry, they just whine.
..................................That's a LIE!
(LOL!)
Calling it "crying" is a misnomer. All Stormin' Norman and John Boehner do is have tears appear, even when they're making strong statements and talking forcefully. This is NOT crying; this is simply being close to your feelings and spontaneous -- both signs of complete honesty. OTOH, crooks, lawyers, demagogues and other devious types have such long histories of faking or hiding their feelings that they hardly ever show signs of their true emotions.
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