Heavily Medicated Warlord Shoots Friend in Face While Boozing (pic)

[Clara T]

So what's the deal with mixing heart meds and alcohol. Any side effects? Um, and hunting at dusk under these perhaps(?) blurred conditions.

Well that's my headline.

[Clara T]

1. Pamela

The other woman on the hunt, Pamela Willeford, the U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland, was apparently standing right next to Cheney and she, strangely, has not been questioned and has made no public statement about what happened.

[karlrschneider]

2. Aren't ambassadors supposed to be in the embassy where they work?

:eyes:
(or somewhere in the 'neighborhood'...?)

[Clara T]

5. You mean like not "in the brush"?

with rattlers and worse?

Was she doing ahem "her job".

[karlrschneider]

8. Check for stains on the orange vest...

...

[Ilsa]

4. Uh, that would be Switzerland and Lichtenstein. Don't forget

Lichtenstein! ;-)

[Clara T]

6. Yum!

LOL!!

Wait-Wait in this case I mean Ick.

:evilgrin:

[FreedomAngel82]

7. She seems to have disappeared

[BuyingThyme]

3. Beautiful!

[Clara T]

9. Who is she? Where she'd go?

The Transhuman Analysis
Who Is Pamela Willeford - Cheney's "Date" - Or Cheney's Cover?
By Richard Steven Hack | bio

Here's some background on the Ambassador to Switzerland:

Texas education official Pamela Willeford received one of the world's most coveted diplomatic posts when President Bush nominated her to serve as ambassador to Switzerland in July 2003. A longtime Bush family friend, Willeford replaced Mercer Reynolds III, who had stepped down to serve as finance chairman of Bush's reelection campaign.

The posting to Bern was not the first honor Willeford had received from Bush. In 1995 then-Governor Bush appointed her to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, and two years later he elevated her to chairwoman. Willeford also serves as president of the Breckenridge- based Pico Drilling Co. She partnered with First Lady Laura Bush to begin the annual Texas Book Festival in 1996.

Willeford and her immediate family contributed a total of $23,200 to Republicans during the 2000, 2002 and 2004 election cycles, including $7,000 to the Bush campaigns and an additional $500 to the Bush-Cheney recount fund established after the 2000 election. According to the Houston Chronicle, Willeford has also been a "major contributor" to Bush's gubernatorial inauguration celebrations and served as a co-chair of his 1999 gubernatorial inauguration committee.

*Figures represent contributions from the individual and his/her immediate family from 1999-2004. Total includes donations made to Republican candidates and party committees, as well as the Bush-Cheney recount fund formed after the 2000 election and Bush's two inaugural committees.

http://www.tpmcafe.com/node/26750

[Ferry Fey]

10. Willeford's husband was hunting on the rach that day

Willeford's husband George was one of the hunters on the ranch that day. He was in the other hunting group that split off and according to the information I saw, he was in a field a mile away.

[No Exit]

13. Well, obviously he wasn't close enough. Hey--where was Cheney's wife?

Seems like all the other married members of the party brought their spouses. Oh, and the Armstrong woman, the "hostess" of this little tea party, had her "beau" with her. BTW, did Ms. Armstrong sleep with her "beau" while this party was going on?

(What's wrong with that, you might ask... and whose business is it, you might ask... Well, nothing!--except that these people are the FAMILY VALUES ANTI-EXTRA-MARITAL-FORNICATION PARTY, aren't they? So shouldn't they be setting an example of virtue for us peasants?)

[Swamp Rat]

11. LOL!!! ... keep 'em comin'!!!

:rofl:

I will bash Cheney until the end of time, especially if some hapless fool utters the word "Chappaquiddick"!!! :D

[Clara T]

12. Got to at least lampoon the crooks

:hi: