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Moral Immunity
Margaret O'Brien Steinfels January 11, 2014 - 10:40am
New York media have been absorbed by two stories this past week: Governor Chris Christie's mea culpa on Thursday, and the departure (also on Thursday) of Indian consular official, Devyani Khobragade, after indictment by the U.S. attorney for violating federal and state laws.
The humiliated, unknowing, and flabbergasted govenor apologized for the GWBridge lane closings that snarled Fort Lee, NJ, traffic for four days in September. His staff and various political operative were getting even, apparently, with the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee for failing to endorse Christie's reelection in November. Christie says he knew nothing about it.
Consular official Khobragade, behaving as she might in India, was arrested and indicted by the U.S. Attorney for lying on a visa application for Sangeeta Richard whom she hired as a housekeeper and for violating New York labor laws. The scandal was brought to a conclusion by Ms. Khobragade's departure from the U.S. On leaving she said to the U.S. State Department official accompanying her: "You have lost a good friend. It is unfortunate. In return, you got a maid and a drunken driver. They are in, and we are out." Actually only Ms. Khobragade is out; her husband and children remain in New York. Times story.
Does political immunity, which Christie has enjoyed, or diplomatic immunity, which Khobragade claims, bestow moral immunity? It seems so.
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I think Christie's political immunity is far from over. Firing one woman is hardly solving the problem. Clearly, there was an entire culture of payback, misuse of services to punish opponents that is far, wide, and deep and extends far beyond this one woman.
What caught my eye immediately was the e-mail that triggered the whole thing. "Time for some traffic problems". Obviously the recipient knew exactly what that meant without any further prompting. And other leaders knew as well. I mean she did not even write "Time for some traffic problems ;)". It is like a gigantic clandestine affair, complete with code words, and signals.
And Rush Limbaugh of all people actually had an insightful observation. Christie, in the press conference said, I have not been able to sleep the last two nights" but in response to a specific question he said that he first heard the previous morning, and he even specified the time 8:5- or 8:55 after his workout. So that accounts for why he could not sleep ONE night. Why couldn't he sleep the previous night? Oh, and he looked pretty well rested to me.
George's conclusion: he's lying.
On the Khobragade case; diplomatic immunity shouldn't bestow moral immunity. But strip-searching her went way too far, and was probably the thing that escalated this into an international incident. And one has to ask, would it have happened to a man, for a similar offense?
Peggy -- Christie was "humiliated", yes. "Unkowing" and "flabbergasted"? Come on. It's no secret that Christie's entire career has been characterized by thuggishness.
As for motive, Rachel Maddow proposed a much more plausible explanation for what happened than payback for an endorsement that Christie never should have expected. Charles Pierce at Esquire glosses it well:
Correction -- that should have read "payback for not offering an endorsement." My bad.
Would a man have been strip-searched for abusing a servant? The Supreme Court allows if for all offenders being admitted to jail.
Interesting the sympathy for Devyani compared to the lack of sympathy for her victim. In the NYT story this morning, an Indian woman is quoted:
"What kind of checking are they doing, strip-checking?" she said. "She is a diplomatic person and you strip her and check her because the maid says she was ill-treated? It's ridiculous. It's not that she had employed an American servant. This was an Indian servant."
And that makes it okay? (I like the expression on Devyani's face in the picture with her father.)
The Decca Chronicle says "she was held with common criminals."
Gerelyn, no, what she did isn't okay, and yes, I do sympathize with the servant. However, regarding the strip search thing; the Supreme Court allows it, but my understanding is it isn't required. Especially for this type of thing. It could have been handled better. India comes under a lot of (justified) criticism for the way women are sometimes treated there, and for human rights abuses in their justice system. If the U.S. wants to preach about that, we need to set a better example.
Well, I'm not sure what you mean by "this type of thing." Visa fraud? Surely that should rank high on the list of crimes our law enforcement officials should be vigilant about. Terrorists get into our country and stay here with fraudulent visas.
As to Sangeeta Richard? She's just one more victim of the human trafficking that "diplomats" routinely indulge in.
But authorities allege that Khobragade drew up two contracts — one with the proper amount and one with the actual amount paid (about $3.31 an hour for a 40-hour workweek, a wage that would often amount to much less because of longer hours worked).
I'm disgusted by John Kerry's expressing regret over this "incident." I agree that "we need to set a better example." The Secretary of State should have done that by denouncing the grotesque sympathy shown this criminal. He should have denounced India's anti-woman culture and ranted and raved about the 8000 women who are burned to death each year in India in dowry disputes.
Claiming to have been "unknowing" is trying to sell his constituents the Brooklyn Bridge after his GW Bridge fiasco.
At one point in the Christie interview I was struck by the momentary but intense fury in his face. It made me wonder if he's one of those world class charmers who also are world class manipulators, but underneath is a psychopath.
Anderson Cooper did a little report on psychopathy this very week. The psychiatrist on it said that psychopathy is not an either-or thing, it's a matter of degree, and everyon is a psychopath to at least some degree. Cooper's blog has an article on it at
anderson cooper360.com. (You can even take a little test there to see how psychopathetic you are.)
And you can find the profile of a psychopath at Wikipedia, Psychopathic Personality Index.
Traits that seem to fit Christie are:
I: Fearless dominance. Involving social influence, fearlessness, stress immunity.
II: Impulsive antisociality/selfishness. Involving 'Machiavellian' egocentricity, Rebellious nonconformity, Blame externalization, Carefree lack of planning.
III: Coldheartedness.
The first trait listed certainly seems to fit Christie -- the fearless dominance. He also had a two-hour press conference which would seem to show a high tollerance of strerss. He's blamng his employees, and it does look coldhearted to leave them alone out in the political if not criminal cold.
These traits can be positive if used well, but they also have terrible donwsides at times, for instance, substance abuse (check out Christies weight). Failure to accept responsibility for one's actions is another biggie in some psychopaths.
Not that Christie is the only politician who would seem to have a high score in the trait. One can think of some others. Maybe politics by its nature attracts people with high scores.
I can't quite get over her parting statement. You are loosing me, who is a wonderful person, and getting a pile of trash! Also not very diplomatic.
Bill Clinton and Barack Obama both employed a famous thug. A couple of years ago he was elected mayor of Chicago. Bridgegate means little or nothing to anyone who doesn't have to cross that bridge, and Christie may ultimately benefit should be decide to run for president, as political operators across the country have now been warned that it's risky to cross this man.
MO'BS, C'mon. "This is Jersey."? And New York is Athens. And I am Marie of Romania.
The Rs would be lucky to get Bush or Christie the way they have been behaving.
Chicago is my native city, too. (Well, Evanston.) I was defending the Garden State where I spent nine enjoyable years.
Let's assume, if only for the sake of argument, that Christie didn't know ahead of time about the decision to close the lanes -- or didn't order it himself. Still, doesn't it make sense to say that the first thing he would have done when the controversy broke out -- i.e. on the first day of the lane closings -- was call in his top staff members and say, "What the hell is going on here?" And given everything we've read about Christie and how he operates, can we really believe that those staff members would have refused to answer his question or lied to him about it? In other words, isn't it very likely that he knew from the beginning (if not ahead of time) what he claims he's only found out about now?
And then there's this, from a comment on George Vecsey's blog:
You recall the sign on Harry Truman's desk: "The buck stops here." Having served as staff on the Hill and "downtown," there is one cardinal rule: you do not act outside your "principal's" wishes and goals. The people involved knew Christie for years, what he wanted and what his codes of behavior would allow. This is the way it works at every level of government and in the private sector. People don't last on staff for five years or one year without understanding the rules.
You might enjoy the book. The Wisdom of Psychopaths: What Saints, Spies, and Serial Killers Teach us about success written by psychologist, Kevin Dutton:
Dutton argues that there are indeed "functional psychopaths" among us—different from their murderous counterparts—who use their detached, unflinching, and charismatic personalities to succeed in mainstream society, and that shockingly, in some fields, the more "psychopathic" people are, the more likely they are to succeed. Dutton deconstructs this often misunderstood diagnosis through bold on-the-ground reporting and original scientific research as he mingles with the criminally insane in a high-security ward, shares a drink with one of the world's most successful con artists, and undergoes transcranial magnetic stimulation to discover firsthand exactly how it feels to see through the eyes of a psychopath.
As Dutton develops his theory that we all possess psychopathic tendencies, he puts forward the argument that society as a whole is more psychopathic than ever: after all, psychopaths tend to be fearless, confident, charming, ruthless, and focused—qualities that are tailor-made for success in the twenty-first century. Provocative at every turn, The Wisdom of Psychopaths is a riveting adventure that reveals that it's our much-maligned dark side that often conceals the trump cards of success.
Christie is so finished. He knew. No doubt. As far as perception? If he knew then he is guilty. If he didn't then he cannot govern. Finished. There is enough political ad material to last forever.
As far as the Indian ambassador, India has a very strong Caste system. The upper middle are terrible snobs. Shame on India for having half of the world's slaves. They should be exposed more often.
Ms. Khobragade is a member of a lower caste, and I assume that her sense of entitlement to servants is a reflection of her perception of how higher caste people live. She wanted all the attributes of full membership, apparently. At any rate, if she had gone to Tiffany's and pilfered jewelrey, no one would think to defend her by looking at the cost of comparable items in India or whining about how all upper class Indian women must have beautiful jewelry, and if they can't afford the prices in the U.S., well of course, they must resort to cunning and subterfuge. Everyone would know it for what it is, which is stealing. She stole from her servant, pure and simple. Body cavity searches are par for the course for arrests. They shouldn't be, I agree, but there you are -- if you weren't offended previously I don't see why you should get started now over her. She's just another person who thinks of criminality in class terms, instead of as actions that comprise the elements of what is laid out in a statute.
Christie knows full well what it means to commit a crime. You could hear it firsthand with the careful phrasing of his press conference, in spite of its over the top self-pity, He only SAW the e-mails for the first time -- I noted that careful construction -- and he was upset that he had been LIED to, but he never said what the lying consisted of -- like "Are you sure there aren't any incriminating e-mails out there?" wherein, Ms. Kelly LIED and said, "No, Governor there are no incriminating e-mails."
So my assumption at this point is that he guessed well enough what happened but thought he could bluster and joke his way through without any real details emerging as the subpoena clock ran down. Remember, his reaction wasn't "I'm going to make sure something like this never happens again," it was, "I was the guy who put the cones in place. Ha ha!" The fact that he demanded that Cuomo cease investigating the incident raises a fair inference that he had sufficient knowledge to know at least approximately what an investigation would show.
But what really shocks me is that there are at least three or more individuals in his close circle who were aware of the plan to drown Fort Lee in traffic and not a single one among them said, "Are you kidding me? We can't do that!" Or even just, "That won't work out the way you think it will." Not one. So while this might not have been Christie's idea, he considered among his closests associates people who exhibited an utter lack of perspective, gross indifference to public welfare (and that's being charitable considering their evident glee at tying up traffic) and on a scale of 1-10, a moral compass with a negative value. These people shouldn't be in charge of anything.
Prarie Home Companion just did a fine little satire on Christie's Deputy Chief passing the buck... seems like an intern escaping into Siberia is to blame....
Among the many things I don't understand in this and I think will ultimately implicate Christie in a Henry II and Becket scenario ("Who will make some trouble for that meddlseome mayor?") is the apparent lack of interst from the NY side. Why wasn't someone in Bloomberg's office raising holy hell about the back-ups?
David, who do you think reversed the decision? It was one of the New York appointees, who began trying to get to the bottom of it immediately once he realized what had happened.
You wrote,
My assumption at this point is that he guessed well enough what happened
Just curious: why do you think he only guessed? I think it's inconceivable that he didn't know. How would he have known? If not by having ordered the lane closings himself in the first place, then by what he would have learned when he spoke to his staff – as he must have done, right? – after all hell broke loose on the first day.
I also find it inconceivable – Christie being Christie – that his staff, when questioned by him, would have dared to keep the truth from him. That's why I conclude that surely he knew the true story.
I just don't see how we can let him off with a "maybe he didn't know, but he probably guessed" what had happened.
Your thoughts?
Gene, my assumption is that at a minimum he knew enough to know he didn't want to know the ugly details -- it's hard for me to speculate what form that knowledge took, how early, etc. The fact that he worked hard to impede an investigation and made it clear by his blustering that he had no intention of getting to the bottom of it in a real way suggests he knew quite a bit. The definitive statements made during his press conference were clearly orchestrated to allow him to claim that he did not lie during the conference. As I said above, "Bridget lied to me" could suggest that she lied about her involvement or she lied about the evidence of her involvment. Two very different kinds of lies, with two very different inferences regarding Chrstie's own culpability. Those e-mails clearly show that they were the culmination of prior communications, most likely in person or on the phone, between Kelly and Wildstein and it is unthinkable to me that Wildstein would do what he did based solely on instructions from Kelly. Learing how to bruise without leaving fingerprints is a fine art and Christie has mastered it pretty well.
Thanks, Barbara.
Thanks, Barbara, for the that part of the history that I didn't know. I haven't read all the details of how it was discovered and reversed.
Margaret, thanks for the clarification re: the bridge too far as a State issue.
So, I guess i'll have to read the details to see who comlained and knew what when from NYC or State side.
In any or all scenarios, it seems absurd to think that Christie didn't know something during or immediately after its cessation and stonewalled after that.
No excuses for Khobrogade. But just to bring some perspective about the Indian reaction.
Barabara compared Khobrogade's behaviour to stealing. But in India it is hardly likely to be seen that way. $500 a month, about Rs.30000 in Indian currency, (which is what the maid seems to have been actually paid ) is very good money by Indian standards, about 3 times what a maid would earn in India. (When I retired as Senior Vice President from India's biggest bank, in 2004, my monthly salary was about Rs.25000). The other thing is that in most such cases, there is some oral undesratanding between the maid and the employer as to what she actually would be paid notwithstanding any written agreement. So in India while people would agree that Khobrogade broke the law, they would see it more like tax evasion than a criminal act. Hence the outrage. Even the way she was arrested , on the street just after she dropped off her daughter to school seemed unnecessarily aggressive. She was after all a diplomat, in no danger of fleeing the country or anything (at that time, at least). Plus there was the fact that there was already a court order in India in a case between the two which the U S authorities appeared not to have taken cognizance of whereas the Indian authorities feel that in terms existing mutual arrangements they should have done so. I am not sure if that is the correct position.
Personally I feel convinced that Khobrogade is guilty as charged and really don't understand how she is able to protest her innocence. But I do feel the treatment meted out to her went a little over the top. And how such a matter could have escalated into such a row is hard to understand [With all my 3 children married and settled in the U.S, India - U.S relations are important to me :-)]
Soundbite for '16: if this happened with cones, imagine what could happen with drones.
Soundbite for '16: if this happened with cones, imagine what could happen with drones.
Make no bones - he has the stones. But does he have a White House jones? What are his views on student loans? What does he say when Israel phones? Will he get the Indie vote? Will he get them on a boat? Will he get them with a goat? Hispanics like them here and there. Women don't like him anywhere.
Sunil, surely it must occur to people in India that many things are more expensive in the U.S. -- from things as small as manicures, haircuts and spa services, to things as large as private school tuition, rent, and so on, and lower costs in India would not have been a defense to Ms. Khobragade refusing, for instance, to pay her landlord and then complaining about eviction. What makes paying a nanny different? Why is it in any way surprising that Ms. Khobragade might be expected to pay more for the services of a nanny?
All this tells me is that the U.S. should add India to the list of countries that it will henceforth refuse to approve these sorts of household employment related visas, just as it has already done for most Middle Eastern countries because of the level of trafficking and abuse. But really, this woman must be exceptionally stupid. When my trafficking client escaped her Middle Eastern employer and formally requested the return of her passport, he complied immediately. He understood that the jig was up and that the best thing for him was to not make the situation worse by providing even more evidence of his employment violations. Indeed, because he cooperated with her, she never made an issue for him.
Ms. Steinfels - if memory serves, Daley had wanted to close and eliminate Meigs Field for years - it interfered with his plans for downtown Chicago, Soldier Field, museums, etc. and to make the lakefront the pre-imenent downtown in the nation.
He actually did a handshake with governor to approve expansion of O'Hare (state funding in exchange to keep Miegs until 2024. Thus, mayor, unions, developers vs. corporate rich (who did not like him anyway). After handshake, 1AM bulldozers. Avoided decades of lawsuit delays. Gov Ryan later imprisoned (that says something about what the mayor fought against
Paid about $1.5 mil fine - had Bush support- FAA did nothing. O'Hare was expanded at state cost. He won re-election. Now seen as a brilliant decision.
His man in charge went to work for next governor, Blagoveich - both arrested same day.
Barabara, I agree with you.


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Saturday, June 18, 2011
No more apologies for being a Daddy's girl
39 comments:
Just right!
- June 18, 2011 at 10:08 PM
i actually don't have any pics of just my dad and i together. i think my mom has those...i do have an old old school pic from the 50s/60s though, but i can't scan it.
Nuff respect to your dad, and to all the dads out there. bigups. - June 18, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Leon X said...
I have my dad's green card in my wallet. I've been in possession of it since he passed away. I'd also like to shout out a very new dad, my brother.
- June 18, 2011 at 10:17 PM
Happy Father's Day!
Father's Day took on a special meaning for me this year. I almost lost my daddy to suicide (mental illness is real ya'll). We may not have the best of relationships, but that man will do whatever for his Princess #1 (me), Princess #2 (my sister) and his Prince (my brother). I am especially grateful for him still being here. - June 18, 2011 at 10:31 PM
Great post!. Cool pic. Old school Calligraphy was so beautiful makes you want to trace fingers over the words.
On Father's day, I celebrate like to smile at all the decent fathers out there. The flawed who are trying but haven't quite got the hang and the imaginary superdads. (Hello Cosby Dad) lol.
Damn, so you could have been across the pond with us over yonder?. Who woulda thunk it :)
RIP Papa Bougie :) You would be proud of the lady she is today :) - June 19, 2011 at 4:28 AM
I had to go and read the two previous posts, as I didn't understand why you should ever need to apologize. Ummm, wow. You had the benefit of a wonderful, caring dad, as every child should have.
- June 19, 2011 at 7:23 AM
- Cherelle D. Mattox said...
Love your post. I'm in a similar situation where all my girlfriends didn't have a father figure in their lives so I find myself not wanting to talk about how great my father was to me and my sisters. Well as of today I will no longer apologize for having a great father in my life!
Happy Father's Day, Warren! - June 19, 2011 at 8:04 AM
My Dad is a Cosby Dad and I celebrate that fact whenever I can. I remember him casting demons out of some unscrupulous young man who had less than honorable intentions towards me (he is a retired Pastor) in his loudest evangelist voice. I doubt that the demon left, but the young man did! LOL.
I wish there was a way for everyone to have that experience, but we're each on our own special journeys and who knows where they will end. I sure am glad to have my dad along for the ride!!!
Qalil.com - June 19, 2011 at 9:39 AM
I would like to reiterate that one thing most people who didn't grow up without fathers know about. It's not always because they didn't want to be there. That's a crap reason the media always gives. At times, it's because the mother decided to be bitter about how the relationship ended and purposly kept the kid away from dad to make herself feel better. There are mothers who've admitted to having done that. Not all, but a few. Anyways, I wish I grew up with my dad in the house, but I'm not gonna be bitter about that.
- June 19, 2011 at 9:58 AM
When you are a child, you think every household (good, bad or somewhere in between) functions like yours. As you get older, you realize this is not true. I was blessed to have the two best parents in the world (in my opinion, anyway) and did not realize until adulthood that all people were not blessed with parents that loved their children (and loved each other) and did everything within their power to give their children the best life they could give them. As an adult, I have seen plenty of folks who are still dealing with the baggage of poor parenting, especially poor (or absent) fathering. It is a wound that never heals. Both my parents are gone now, I miss them everyday.
With all the negative press (including cyberspace) about raggedy fathers, it is good to read about good dads. - June 19, 2011 at 10:05 AM
Just want to cosign, I have dealt with the back lash on many occasions for having a good father. My dad is still living thank God after dealing with negative people in reference to having a father in my life I say, Oh Well. Don't ever stop celebrating the great men in your life. I enjoy the stories and sharing fond memories of a man who worked hard just to make sure I could be a woman who knows her worth and ability. It feels good to know there are others out there and they are raising young me to be the same. THey may be rare today, but I was blessed to have one. Thank God for Real Fathers!
- June 19, 2011 at 11:33 AM
I too had to go back and read the two previous posts..wow, just wow! I think the tribute from last year was beautiful. It's wonderful to hear stories of people who migrated to the US and made a way out of no way. Thanks for sharing your story with us Chele!
Happy Father's Day to all Dads in BougieLand....God Bless! - June 19, 2011 at 11:57 AM
My father ain't take no mess. He didn't live with us but we never doubted he was there.
*pops bottle* Happy Dad's Day. - June 19, 2011 at 12:54 PM
My dad had/has issues but what that did was make me determined to be a better father than he could ever fathom. My daughter is only six so I have a long way to go and doing it without her mother is just that much harder but I want to be the kind of dad that my daughter writes about with admiration and respect looking back.
- June 19, 2011 at 12:57 PM
Did you dad always write with special pen? Mine is from the West Indies and he did too.
- June 19, 2011 at 12:59 PM
You bring up an excellent point! Too many women out here making it hard to damn near impossible to be fathers to their children. The children are the ones who suffer!
- June 19, 2011 at 2:14 PM
Aw Dude that's really sweet! Don't worry she will. And don't be afraid to be daddy, save that friendship stuff for her friends.
- June 19, 2011 at 2:31 PM
My dad was not the greatest father but I loved him anyway. One reason is because my mother didn't bad talk him to me and my brother and for that I honor her. He was an alcoholic, and not a good one. It was hard enough dealing with that reality without her adding in negativity to boot. I tell people all the time, kids are smarter than we give them credit for.
I always have and always will love my father. I look just like him and have ways like him as well. And my brother looks and acts just like him. I can't even imagine hating the man that I look so much like and is a part of who I am. But in the later part of my life he stepped up and had my back when I needed him. I call him my D-Fish (Derek Fisher) because he comes through in the clutch, .4! Now my dad has cancer and I am going to do whatever I can to help him win this fight!...I love you Daddy! - June 19, 2011 at 2:47 PM
Love this post! Well said Sis and nice find in the Strong Box!
To @82cc9185fdf1ad969b262e134d349e63 - Yes, Dad always wrote with a special pen. I think those West Indians like the old style ink pens... All that side of the family used ink versus ball point. - June 19, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- SingLikeSassy said...
Another Daddy's girl here. *waves*
- June 19, 2011 at 5:13 PM
I wasn't here last year, so I can't even fathom that folks would give you crap about having a positive relationship with your father.
I am thankful to have been raised by a wonderful father. I don't apologize for it either. I don't apologize that this wonderful Black man is who the men in my life must live up to the comparison. I don't think I ask too much to be treated by my future husband with the love and respect that I saw my father bestow upon my mother during their 30 years of marriage. - June 19, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- MsJamie14 (CaliSlim) said...
Who knew a day meant to celebrate Fathers could become so polarizing? I overwhelmingly see messages of love on Fathers Day, but it's cringe worthy to read the few bitter posts on such a day.
My dad has ALWAYS been there, gave us a very Huxtable upbrining, and I particulary admire him because he never knew his own dad. Like he just learned his dad's name for the first time in his 60s! He was so excited for just that small piece of info.
A sincere Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there. No qualifier or disclaimer needed! lol - June 19, 2011 at 8:47 PM
- EC Thompson, MD said...
As Jackie Gleason used to say - He was the greatest!!
- June 19, 2011 at 9:58 PM
'Hope all fathers had a wonderful day!
My dad died in November, so today was bittersweet for me (RIP Daddy!) As a kid, I thought having a great dad was the norm, I took it for granted. It wasn't until I became an adult and realized that a few of my friends had "daddy issues" that I became fully aware of just how blessed I was to have a father that was fully present. - June 19, 2011 at 10:02 PM
I don't understand some people at all. Father's Day is a day for Fathers (yes, capital) to be celebrated. Lord knows mine is a real piece of work, but I'm not about to let his aintshiggityness overshadow all the men who were/are actual Fathers in the lives of their children. No one tears mothers apart on Mother's Day, and there are a LOT of 'surrogates at best' out there.
Let the Fathers have their day, gyat dyamit! - June 20, 2011 at 8:04 AM
AMEN to that!
- June 20, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- JP Stunner said...
I was also surprise by the level of bitterness of many fronts. People were even getting upset when single mothers was getting Happy Father's Day wishes!
- June 20, 2011 at 10:55 AM
- Cyn said...
Love it! I have my mom's naturalization docs as well.
I was too busy for FB yesterday but awoke to all the drama and dead beat daddy bashing and single momma praising this morning. It's a shame. Let the father's have their day with NO qualifiers and disclaimers. I'm thinking it's no wonder you and your baby daddy aren't able to get along because you have a piss poor attitude. - June 20, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- Tonda Williams said...
From one Daddy's Girl to another...MUCH love for the post AND the toast.
My father, Louis Lee Williams was EVERY.SINGLE.THING....
RIP - June 20, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- Annette Evans said...
As I said on Facebook, my Dad was a real 1960's Dad. Worked hard and raised us to be the best we could be. He died when I was ten, but I, too, was a Daddy's girl. It is good to have had my father for even a short time, because he taught me in that short time that I was special and I had great worth in the world, and the biggest thing--I can do ANYTHING I set my mind to. I know there are many that totally missed out on any kind of father at all in their life. I salute the men that make an effort to be there for their kids...that few minutes you spare from your busy life could determine the quality of life your son or daughter has. Take the time, it is never wasted where your kids are concerned.
- June 20, 2011 at 4:12 PM
- Nadette said...
Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know they are happy."-unknown
Happy Father's Day (I'm all late) - June 22, 2011 at 3:06 PM
Today is an emotional dad for me. I grew up without my dad. No father to tell me how beautiful I was, or how special I am. No father to walk me down the aisle. No father to pick me up and kiss my boo boo's. I grew up without a father, not because he didn't want me or my mother didn't want him in my life; but because he died in Vietnam. I'm an adult woman who still misses something that she has never had. I should be over it by now, but I''m not. I don't begrudge anyone who had that American dream, I just wish that I had that dad's love.
- January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Bougie Chick, you shouldn't have to apologize for your wonderful experience. Some people fail to realize that everything isn't about them. My father is a little 'special' but I won't begrudge anyone else's blessing!!! Happy Father's Day to your beloved father!
- January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
- CorettaJG said...
My Dad is also a Cosby Dad. lol! He's the greatest and always has been despite not having his own dad in his life. He had some awesome father figures and he has been an amazing father to my sisters and I. I gave him an extra squeeze when I left home to fly back this morning.
- January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
- CorettaJG said...
Well said rikyrah!
- January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Happy Father's Day to the Bougie Daddies and to my own crazy daddy..He's the best!
- January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Happy Father's Day to the wonderful fathers and the fathers to be! Chele, I don't apologize for my dad being a good dad, I am grateful I had him. My BD always falls near or on Father's Day so I like to think that I was an extra gift to my dad!!
Charles Blow wrote a heartfelt op-ed piece yesterday for people who had less than ideal fathers but it highlights forgiveness and acceptance.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/18/opinion/18blow.html?_r=1&emc=eta1 - January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Chele, you already saw my response in twiiter. If you had a good dad, GREAT. If others didn't, then don't let their bitterness begrudge your happy memories.
My parents separated when I was 3 and realy didn't get along until I was 20. But you know what? My mom put me first and allowed my dad to be Dad. I love her and I love him, and I can't imagine what its like not to have both parents in my life. I'm just glad that I don't have to. My pops supported me, my friends, my activities, my ambitions, alllowed me to fail occasionally to understand that life is hard, scolded me, reprimended me, punished me... and was one of my loudest cheerleaders as i walked across that stage at my high school graduation, college graduation, and my marriage. Father's Day means the world to me because my dad is my father. Good bless him... - January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM
- Jazzy Jazz said...
My father is not an active part of my life. Im happy for all who DID /DOES have their father in their life- please cherish that. Please dont take your relationship for granted. So often my friends will say I hate my father. Newsflash - he is a pretty good dad to you. He finances your life- now he may cuss you out sometimes though.
Its days like today when I miss my maternal grandfather ( Im the ONLY of the youngest child)- I wish he had been able to see me graduate.
I dont think its necessary to apologize for what you had- but I would like to see others mindful of the fact that just because you have it doesnt mean I have it too. - January 9, 2012 at 5:14 PM


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Thank you sir. I will venture a try at your delicious looking carnitas!
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I have never been able do a kick serve. Any pointers? I seem to always want to toss the ball almost behind me to force myself to hit behind it. I dunno.. I need help.
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