Monica Goodling and Lady Justice: The Original Cover-Up (she's the one who draped the statue!)

[jefferson_dem]

Figures...

From National Journal's Inside Washington column (not available online):

Psst! Sources tell us that none other than Monica Goodling, former aide to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, was responsible for draping over the ample bosoms of the Art Deco statues in the Justice Department's Great Hall during the reign of the prim John Ashcroft. The coverings were removed, accompanied by a sigh from an appreciative public, in 2005 ...

http://www.tpmmuckraker.com/archives/003166.php

[annabanana]

1. Oh now that is just too too funny.

I wish she had stuck to "interior decorating" and kept away from the personnel files...

[Jacobin]

2. Lots of cover ups going on

So, Monica believes statues showing breasts of women are profane?

I will be sooooo glad to get rid of these Neanderthals in government

[juno jones]

3. Her next job can be lobbying for boxer shorts for

Michelangelo's David.

[shain from kane]

4. Ample bosoms? Barely larger than Asscroft's hands.

[IChing]

5. To me I am a little surprised, I thought this was a male that did this.

[damntexdem]

6. Envy?

Or just that good old Regents education?

[SpiralHawk]

7. OMG - A Twisted Sister

Fer sure.

[Gregorian]

8. What a perfect metaphor for this administration. Obscuring Justice.

Of course she was instructed to do so. Probably by Ashcroft himself.

[Straight Shooter]

9. Monica Goodling is a jealous little twit, isn't she? n/t

[FloridaJudy]

10. Anyone notice *three* boobs in that picture? n/t

[DarkTirade]

11. Yes, but the one on the right is covered up.