do Miers and Rice get along?

[donsu]

is there a pecking order among smirk's women?

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[KingFlorez]

2. ROFL

[jaysunb]

3. Now , now...

Lets be real here. These girls wouldn't let him participate. He's a watcher/wanker. :evilgrin:

[Atman]

8. He's a watcher?

Chauncy Gardner?

:rofl:

[Fridays Child]

5. Condi has no idea how "at the back of the bus" she really is.

[rkc3]

4. Do they fight about who's less attractive?

[Mabus]

6. Babs will always be #1, they're vying for second place

:rofl:

[rkc3]

13. I was going to mention Babs, but I didn't need to put a visual in my

head - bad enough I've got a Spongebob song taking up space already.

[donsu]

7. I'm serious. do they get along? do they socialize?

what's the W.H. office gossip? (there isn't an office on earth that doesn't gossip)

[babylonsister]

9. According to NYTimes, why yes, yes they do!

NYT: A Place at the Table for Miers and High-Level Friends
By ELISABETH BUMILLER

(snip)

In all the conservative uproar over President Bush's choice of Harriet E. Miers for the Supreme Court, and in all the looks backward into Ms. Miers's career and upbringing in Texas, one thing has been lost: her current life in the Bush administration as one of a handful of powerful single women who have become friends and part of an informal network of support in Washington.

For much of the past five years, Ms. Miers, 60, has been a close friend not only of Ms. Veneman but of Condoleezza Rice, the secretary of state. Schedules permitting, the three have met for what people still call girls' nights out in Washington.

(snip)

Friends say that Ms. Miers and Ms. Rice share not only brutal work schedules but also an intense devotion to Mr. Bush. Someone who knows both women said that it was "reasonable to speculate" that Ms. Rice - who remains as close a confidante of the president as she was when she worked steps from the Oval Office as national security adviser in the first term - played a role in Ms. Miers's selection.

(snip)

A favorite topic, Ms. Stock said, was stories about people desperate for invitations to White House dinners. Ms. Stock gave up no names. ("We did a pinkie swear that what goes on at the table stays at the table.") But she offered a generic version of a tale common to all administrations.

more…
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/10/politics/politicsspec...

[MissMarple]

10. Maybe that's a question for Capitol Hill Blue.

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It might be worth a try. :shrug:

[SpiralHawk]

11. Who is the Head of the Harem?

Is Laura in the running?

[donsu]

12. where is Ms. Veneman's place in all this?

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