Although I was quite aware that Jamie McCourt is delusional and living in a fantasy world, I had no idea that she was this mindless. Seriously. Calling herself the “face of the Dodgers” was bad enough and indicative of the breadth of her knowledge, but the remarks she got off on Monday take it to a whole new level of despicability. Here’s what Jamie McCourt said at a Women’s Voices Luncheon, referring to her pending divorce from Frank McCourt:
“I do keep saying, ‘I’m Jewish. I can be bought,’” she jokingly said to a reception of laughter and applause. “But he likes litigation. We’ll see what happens.”
I’m not quite sure what Jamie is, but whatever she is I don’t want to be included in the same category. I do know that Jamie speaks for herself and that her comments make her look like a money-hungry, utter fool. Check that — we already knew from Jamie’s million-dollar-a-month spousal support demands that she was all about the money — this remark only confirms it. What’s worse is that Jamie wasn’t content letting her pathetic views on life speak for herself; she had to speak for the rest of the Jewish people instead. Let me just say that putting a price tag on dignity is an individual choice and has nothing to do with culture or religion. It has everything to do with character. Quite obviously Jamie has little of that. Ditto the people in attendance who found her remark to be humorous. I’m quite surprised her marriage to Frank didn’t last; they seemed like a perfect fit.
Sources:
Jamie McCourt doesn’t hold back [OC Register]
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Jamie and Frank certainly deserve each other. Their divorce is a mistake in that each will be hard pressed to find someone else who will love and respect them.
Man wins $4m – one day after divorcing ex
March 18, 2010 – 12:22PM
A British man has won £2.3 million ($3.8 million) on the lottery, just one day after finalising his divorce to his wife, British media reports say.
Kevin Halstead, 50, spent last Friday with his friends after the divorce was completed before buying a lottery ticket the next day, the Daily Express reported.
“Kevin’s divorce dragged on for a couple of years,” the Express quoted his friend as saying.
“Everything was settled on Friday so he went out and got drunk. On Saturday, he decided to spend his last quid on a lottery ticket.
“He checked the papers next morning and saw he’d won half the jackpot.”
Larry,
Re: Jamie McCourt-perfect. We were shocked when we watched her make that comment. Glad you put our outrage out there. You do it so well.
Congratulations-I am a closet sports person too. We’ve enjoyed your blog and will continue to in the future!
Barbara