Drunken Angry Cow Who Yells At Strangers In Public Won't Comment Further On Her Antisocial Behavior

I mean the idiot who landed the Scoop of the Century, that Paul Ryan had a glass of expensive wine.

Couple of points: The left's bad behavior is, to them, a feature, not a bug. Consider that Citizen Leftists do this sort of thing a lot -- remember that idiot woman who dropped dime on the Bush Twins for having a margarita at a restaurant when they were only aged 20?

This is "ends justify the means" stuff. Most people would never even consider this sort of harassing, totalitarian "We will drive you into hiding" bullshit. For the left, it's common practice.

They hate. Their whole personas are defined by unreasoning, unceasing, unhinged hatred. Hatred defines them. Hatred gives them purpose.

When I get bitchy about unhinged anger on demonstration in the comments, it's because this is so foul and ugly, and no, it doesn't look any better when we do it. And I don't think this helps them.

It would be nice to do to them what they do to us -- and it might even be a good tit-for-tat tactic -- but it's all so vile.

The other point about this drunken lunatic incompetent is that is she had a brain-cell working that wasn't drenched in her own bottle of high-priced ($80 per bottle) wine, she would have realized she could possibly have had a real story if she just kept her shit together.

Consider: Paul Ryan wound up paying for one of the two bottles of wine, despite having only one glass. But this was, of course, after this soused bint and her half-a-man husband "confronted" them by yelling at them as they tried to have a meal in a restaurant.

Now, if Ryan had not been alerted that he was being watched by the left's freelance ad hoc Legion of Spies, would he have paid? He says he didn't even know what the wine cost, so likely this was a pair of economists who were fans of his trying to impress him; who knows, if he hadn't had been confronted, maybe he would have just laid down some cash for what he figured his meal cost.

In other words, maybe he would not have wound up with evidence he had paid in the form of his credit card receipt. And then, there actually might have been a story.

So: This woman was drunk, vile, and incompetent. If only she had been able to restrain her unreasoning, unquenchable hatred, perhaps if she were capable of being rational and cool, she could have avoided her little psychosexual cartharsis of confronting the guy she secretly wishes to have sex with, and maybe he wouldn't have put it on his credit card, and then maybe she'd have an actual story -- Paul Ryan drinks $700 in wine and illegally permits "friends" to pick up the check.

Could have happened! We have no way of knowing now, as Professor Drinky McCapillaryBurst tipped off her surveillance subject to the fact she was keeping a (googly, alcohol-bouyed) eye on him.

But she was too drunk, stupid, and emotionally florid to play that kind of cool let's-see-where-this-goes game. She needed to make a scene (drunks always do) and so she did.

Oh but speaking of invasions of privacy:

So, obviously, she's angry about the obvious: God didn't love me enough to make me pretty.

But she's also probably pretty angry that she's an idiot who's not exactly setting the world on fire with the beauty of her brain, either.

For example, Susan Feinberg, Super-Economist teaches a class called "Love & Money," about life-management skills, i.e., she teaches college-level kids to watch about credit card debt and not to tank their credit rating).

. Feinberg is also a personal finance enthusiast and teaches “Love and Money,” a course designed to teach Rutgers undergraduates personal finance and life management skills.

So, you know, the heavy stuff they give out Nobel Prizes for.

She says "I'm an economist!" so much in that stupid TPM "scoop" that it really sounds more like she's trying to convince herself more than the reader.

But that's not all. As the US was about to enter a severe recession in late 2008, here was this snaggle-tooted version of Suze Orman without the charisma or accomplishment offering up her sage prognostications on ... the severe recession she didn't anticipate would come to pass.

How do you assess the current state of the economy? What are the chances of a steep and severe downturn?

I think the economy is in pretty tough shape. Housing and other asset prices have fallen sharply, wages for middle-income people have stagnated while food and energy prices have increased considerably, unemployment is on the rise, credit has dried up, and most indices of consumer confidence and industrial activity are down. To make matters worse, state budgets and employment lag behind the business cycle. So even after things get better at the national level, we’re likely to see both employment and state spending continue to decline.

I rate the chance of a steep, severe downturn as fairly low, but I am concerned about the possibility of stagnation, of the sort that gripped Japan in the 1990s.

You know what her failing career really needs? More drunk & disorderly behavior at restaurants.

Is This a Professional CV Website Page, Or Is This MySpace? You be the judge.

Professionals usually don't use all caps and exclamation points.

posted by Ace at 02:22 PM

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