The horror. Oh, the horror. First, we all had to be exposed to her Elaine Benes-like moves on the dance floor. Now this?
Nancy Pelosi: The cure for sex addiction. RT @michellemalkin "I'm an insatiable beast." – @NancyPelosi ==> http://t.co/JGiynAKP
— TraderRLH (@TraderRLH) July 13, 2012
For real. At least she’s useful for something! More from The Atlantic:
When it comes to consuming news, I’m an insatiable beast. I am an insatiable newspaper reader, and now, of course, electronically, I can even have more opportunity, a bigger diet. In the morning it depends on where I am, and if I’m in San Francisco, which is my home, I get the papers there first thing: The [San Francisco] Chronicle and The New York Times. Beyond that, the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today would be part of what I would read on any given day. I don’t get them all at the house because I don’t want them piling up when I’m not there.
Of course. The Fishwrap of Record makes the “insatiable beast” cut.
Twitter users decided to hide their children, hide their wives; avert your eyes!
Can't bring myself to click RT @michellemalkin: "I'm an insatiable beast." – @NancyPelosi ==> http://t.co/9ICn1HW4
— Andy Lancaster (@andylancaster) July 13, 2012
Not enough $ in the world to click on that RT: @michellemalkin: "I'm an insatiable beast." – @NancyPelosi ==> http://t.co/4J7v8D0V
— Drew McCoy (@DrewMTips) July 13, 2012
*Shiver* RT @michellemalkin: "I'm an insatiable beast." – @NancyPelosi ==> http://t.co/ZNsBSXej
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) July 13, 2012
@michellemalkin Obviously a "reading comprehension" problem. The insatiable beast should spend a little more time digesting & contemplating
— Joe B. Anderson (@JoRoAnderson) July 13, 2012
Seriously. She wasn’t so “insatiable” when it came to reading a bill before passing it to find out what was in it.
