"Pig's fly!" he said, and then burst into thunderous laughter that roiled the ethers. It was Tennessee Williams, and once again, he was "speaking," and, thank God, I knew it was only in my mind. But he had spoken, nonetheless.
Fox News, of all the possible news outlets, had actually published the truth about how Tennessee died and the honest-to-God's truth about his mental condition at the time of his death. I believe this is the first time ever, the truth has been published in the press.
Yes, they made some errors about my relationship with Tennessee. I worked for Tom for only six months. I lived in his house and traveled everywhere with him during that time. I had been there when the Goodman Theatre (under Gregory Mosher), produced Tennessee's last new play produced during his lifetime, A HOUSE NOT MEANT TO STAND.
And for the record, I never had sex with him. I had met his friends and his sister, Rose. I had been to the Reagan White House and the hustler and stripper bars with him as well. They were more fun. (Had I known Nancy better, this might have reversed). LOL!
Without Dr. Larry Myers and, God bless him, John Uecker, this never would have made it to print. I thank everyone I've ever sent an email, even only a single blind-copied one, too.
Click here for one of the articles published by several Fox New affiliates.
Scott, when you find a Russian space ship willing to bring you back to earth (Obama no longer believes in the astronaut program), maybe with a little more gravity and O2, you'll acquiesce the the concept of speaking or writing the truth. In your post on the Fox website (which is probably the most truthful on the web) you make the outlandish statement that Bush's communications director, Anita Dunn, called Mao her hero, and favorite philosopher. You changeling, maybe you ought to check your facts, not spout your diatribe concerning "facts" as you wish them to be, not as they are.
ReplyDeleteJust for your edification, Anita Dunn is a member of the current Obama administration, not of the previous administration. In addition to this outright fabrication, you excel at taking things out of context. You might disagree with the idea of learning about your enemy, and their methodology, however suggesting Carl Rove read about those who are probably our greatest threat, the Chinese and Mao, is a little different than "demanding" he read the biography you mentioned. Your partisanship is clouding your ability to recognize reality. Take a break, have a cup of coffee, and reevaluate your sources, they seem not to be your best authority.