Wow that was a great attempt at rationalization! Far reaching, but I give you an A for effort anyway. Because, you know...you're right, you need to be as big and strong as Arnold to carry around an 1800 page book/document! It's not like it can be on a laptop, or a cart with wheels you push. You fail.

Thank you for illustrating why the woman in question was perfectly capable of performing her duties without the ability to carry around papers.

 

I was just playing devils advocate anyway. But you win with this one.

I guess I'm in a mood today where I don't give up easily. So I play along.

 

Wow that was a great attempt at rationalization! Far reaching, but I give you an A for effort anyway. Because, you know...you're right, you need to be as big and strong as Arnold to carry around an 1800 page book/document! It's not like it can be on a laptop, or a cart with wheels you push. You fail.

I do fail, at seeing how the ability to carry a document has anything to do with anything.

I do fail, at seeing how the ability to carry a document has anything to do with anything.

 

This is why/how confidential information leaks onto the Internet/media, because the people trusted with handling these documents are handing them off to "interns" who have nothing to lose by leaking it, and why?! Because they can't do it themselves. Also points out a harsh reality of how much of a game politics in Washington has become that these bills require 1800 pages of "sneaky crap" and twisted double talk words in order to confuse people enough to pass them without ever reading more than the first page. :P :P You suck, and this entire process sucks, this story sucks, and 1800 page documents suck.

 

We shouldn't allow people in wheel chairs in congress. They can't walk.

Ok some of you are missing the point entirely. The fact that she couldnt carry her papers doesnt matter, but it shows that at some points her disease was sooo bad that she couldnt perform simple tasks, because of this its pretty hard to believe she was able to concentrate fully on to her job as well. One fluff article about her wont change my mind, even though given the circumstances she apparently did an ok job.