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To: tomahawk
"I am married to the President of the United States and here is our typical evening. Nine o'clock, Mr. Excitement here is sound asleep, and I am watching Desperate Housewives. With Lynne Cheney. Ladies and gentleman, I am a desperate housewife. I mean if those women on that show think they're desperate, they ought to be with George. One night after George went to bed, Lynne Cheney, Condi Rice, Karen Hughes and I went to Chippendales....I won't tell you what happened, but Lynne's Secret Service code name is now Dollar Bill."

Did you see it?

Did she actually say this at the dinner?

18 posted on 05/01/2005 6:23:42 AM PDT by swampfx
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To: swampfx

Left out of that quote, in the elipses, was a line about seeing Ruth Ginsburg and Sandra Day O'Connor at Chippendales.


22 posted on 05/01/2005 6:37:56 AM PDT by Dilbert56
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To: swampfx

I watched it. Yes, the quote is accurate.


24 posted on 05/01/2005 6:40:34 AM PDT by truthkeeper (Yeah, I have a 1998 signup date. So?)
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To: swampfx

Yes, she did say the bit about Chippendales, and then said she was going to keep it quiet, but they ran into Ruth Bader Guinsberg and Sandra Day O'Conner there. It was very funny because it was so implausible.

The whole bit was talking about George being a boring kind of guy, so the girls had to have some excitement. It was sweet, but you had to hear it to get the drift. Think about the POTUS being boring and the librarian being the daring one. It just showed what a real, down-home sense of humor she has, making fun of both herself and GWB.


27 posted on 05/01/2005 6:44:53 AM PDT by Aunt Polgara
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