A badly needed gift for Socially Challenged Larry Summers
By Uppity Woman on April 25, 2009 at 2:50 PM in Larry Summers
During discussions of what a racist, bigoted, sexist pig Larry Summers is, one commenter got to the heart of Larry’s problem.
The knocks against Mr. Summers are by now familiar. During his five years at Harvard, his most high-profile moment came in 2005 when the school’s faculty attacked him for comments he made about differences between men and women related to their aptitude in science and engineering.
The incident is part of a litany of offenses cited by critics, such as Cornel West, a black professor of African-American studies who clashed with Mr. Summers at Harvard in 2001.
“Summers, we know, is just socially challenged. He cannot treat certain people with decency and empathy, and I’m one of them,” Mr. West said earlier this month.
Mr. West was too kind. Larry Summers is a dirt ball. But “Socially Challenged” will do, I guess.
As further proof of just how Socially Challenged Larry Summers is, for the second time since President Obama hired him, he has shown that he doesn’t even have the courtesy to stay awake, not even when the guy who pays his salary is talking. So in addition to being Socially Challenged, Larry is also rude and a national embarrassment.
Larry Summers fell asleep againwhile Barack Obama was briefing reporters after a meeting with the Credit Card companies. How’s that for hubris?
Here’s a closeup of Summers doing what he does best.
I do hope this Top Adviser at least stayed awake for the original meeting while the President discussed how Credit Card companies are gouging their customers.
Well, now we have a special gift for Larry to help his work day at the office go more smoothly. Here ya go, jerk. Your own personal pillow keyboard so you don’t end up with QWERTY embedded in your face after you wake up from a day’s snooze at the office.
Hopefully, you didn’t snore at that meeting.
**Thanks to our Swell528 for the pillow link.
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