Do we have a new Queen of Mean?
It would appear that California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman has more in common with former President Richard Nixon than a propensity to lie to the public: A vindictive streak. Specifically, she told Fox New’s Greta Van Susteren during a live appearance Wednesday night that her Mexican housekeeper of nine years, Nicky Diaz Santillan, should be deported!
Whitman and her Stanford neurosurgeon husband knew that the maid’s Social Security information did not check out, but kept her on the payroll for nine years anyway.
But when Whitman decided to throw her hat in the ring for Governor, she did two things: She registered to vote for the first time in 28 years, and she fired her maid, reportedly telling the maid “I don’t know you and you don’t know me, understand”?
Whitman told Greta—along with a National audience of millions:
It breaks her HEART?"It breaks my heart, but she should be deported…
[t]he law's the law…”.
Yea, we bet.
It was not enough that Whitman threw her maid of nine years out with the trash telling her “I don’t know you and you don’t know me”—just because the woman stood in the way of Meg’s political ambitions. Now that Nicky Diaz Santillan has spoken out and defended herself—and cost Whitman votes in the Hispanic community—Meg want’s her revenge.
That is not just mean—it’s Richard Nixon mean.
Hat tip: Kelley Green
READ MORE: Meg Whitman: My ex-maid should be deported (Washington Post)
7 comments:
A woman this mean only comes along once in a generation!
Leona Helmsley can rest easy--the baton has been passed!
Thank God this woman’s true character was revealed to the electorate BEFORE the election!
What a vindictive witch.
God Bless that she will never be Governor of California! (Maybe if she moves to NJ they nwill sell her a 4 year term as Governor?)
Why not, Anon--it worked for Jon Corzine (for the first term anyway)!!!!!
See this link for a KCRA TV (Sacramento) television news report fact checking a Whitman anti-Brown ad point-by-point--and demonstrating she is a liar:
http://www.jerrybrown.org/press
Let's not confuse someone who got lucky with some stock options when she went to work for a start up with a person who has the skill sets to govern the largest state in the union.
As I live and breathe, I never believed anyone could be as evil as Meg Whitman.
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