Don't call her Judi. She wants to be Princess Judith, then Queen Judith (Zeus help us!!1)

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http://www.nypost.com/seven/07302007/gossip/pagesix/pagesix_u.htm

Nervy Judith Rattled Hillary

July 30, 2007 -- JUDITH Giuliani is an opportunistic, puppy-killing homewrecker who has a full-time hairstylist and needs an extra seat on planes for "Baby Louis," her Louis Vuitton handbag - at least according to a hatchet job on the former mayor's wife in the September issue of Vanity Fair.

The profile by Judy Bachrach begins with an account of the first anniversary of 9/11 at the World Trade Center site, where Rudy Giuliani was to speak to a crowd including Secretary of State Colin Powell, Gov. George Pataki, Mayor Bloomberg and Sen. Hillary Clinton.

Clinton was standing in the aisle "until she was unceremoniously pushed by a phalanx of four burly cops entering the tent, these guarding Judith Nathan, Giuliani's girlfriend . . . 'The nerve of that woman!' Hillary exploded . . . 'Who does she think she is?' Hillary said to an observer, who later recounted the story."

Judith thinks she's royalty, Bachrach maintains, and that's why she wore a tiara to her wedding at Gracie Mansion in 2003. "She really does see herself as a princess," a former Rudy aide is quoted. "Not as a queen. Queen is her goal. Queen is who she wants to be." ....

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"It's pretty bad when the only Republican top-tier candidate who hasn't been married multiple times is the Mormon." Or something like that.

would say anything the least bit derogatory about her precious repukes.

much less a US Senator. And for a former first-lady of a city to push a former first-lady of the United States *IS* rather ballsy.

that "quote" from Hillary. For someone who's super-controlled in public, I doubt being brushed aside by security would elicit that public of a response. Besides, would Hillary's Security Detail allow that to happen?

yeah, Judi's a bitch. But Hillary's "explosion"? I don't think so.

...is that "The nerve of that woman!" is not the way real people talk. It's the way bad writers write.

being a bad writer, I should have picked up on that myself. :eyes: