Schumers Arrogance Higher Than IQ

Sen. Schumer’s Arrogance Is Higher than His I.Q.
Senator Chuck Schumer demonstrated yesterday that his arrogance is even higher than his extremely high IQ when he tried to ignore a public statement from his state’s Comptroller that Sen. Schumer would “put a bullet between the president's eyes if he could get away with it."
Instead of immediately objecting to the public statement made by his friend at a college graduation where the Senator had just spoken, he remained quiet. Worse, yesterday his friend, Pinch Sulzberger printed an Editorial in the New York Times which attempted to protect the Senator but only made things worse, since many of its statements were falsehoods. But it showed that someone is worried about the fallout to Schumer and they have good cause. Yesterday’s (Monday) editorial said, among other things: “[The Comptroller has] apologized to everybody -- President Bush, Senator Schumer, the Queens graduates and their families.” But that is not true. The Comptroller Alan Hevesi has not apologized to President Bush or to the American people --- nor has Senator Schumer. All that Hevesi did after the graduation was to call a news conference later in the day in Midtown Manhattan after he had conferred with advisors. At that news conference, he said that what he had said was “incredibly stupid and moronic.” According to an account in the Times, “Mr. Hevesi apologized to President Bush and Mr. Schumer, as well as to Queens College graduates and their families ‘if I put any cloud over the joyous occasion.’” We must conclude that Charles Schumer believes that remark at a news conference somewhere in Manhattan last Friday was a sufficient apology to Pres. Bush for what the friend of his says Schumer would like to do to the President of the United States: “put a bullet” between his eyes.