
I would have done a U-turn and run ahead to take a picture of him full on (if he was someone worth fawning over), but when you're on a tranquil path like the C&O, you don't expect to see celebrities like this. And, I didn't want to appear to be gushing, especially since I group him in with Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney as three of the worst war criminals and violators of human rights our country has ever seen.
Oh, by the way, this isn't the first time I've seen Wolfowitz. I saw him once in Gettysburg, PA, too.
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Oh my gosh, you could totally tell that story to the newspaper! Ha!
I bet that was a beautiful walk....lucky you.
My former dean!
Kim: I'd like to think there's a story there worth calling the Washington Post about, but they'd probably just yawn and say, "Yeah? And your point is?"
Sylvia: I wonder if he'll go back to SAIS?
I'm sure he'll just join some swish lobbying firm.
What a jackass.
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