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Justice Harriet O’Neill – Texas’ 2010 Judicial Narcissist Award Winner
Supreme Court Justice Harriet O'Neill 2010 Judicial "Narcissist" Award Winner
Justice Harriet O’Neill retired from the Texas Supreme Court in June 2010 after sitting as a Judge in Texas from 1993. I recently received a copy of a congratulatory email from Molly Irvin’s to O’Neill on her announced retirement. Furthermore Harriet, do not confuse narcissist to mean humble, meek, modest, timid, shy, altruistic, shy, submissive and/or unassuming.
In an attempt to cement her status as Texas’ No. 1 Narcissist (bar none) in the Judicial Division , Harriet found it acceptable to allocate over $65,000 of campaign contributions to defray the costs of a portrait of herself and/or others to be hung at the offices of the Texas Supreme Court.
The costs to Harriet’s unwitting and unknowing contributors for this obnoxious expenditure are as follows:
In an attempt to be excruciatingly fair to Harriet as is my wont, it should be noted others of her ilk (FYI: Harriet, ILK is not defined as a male ELK) have also engaged in the same conduct as set forth below:
US Senator John Cornyn
Ex. TX Justice/US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
Federal District Judge Michael Schneider (ex- TX Supreme Court Justice)
The total costs as set forth above to satisfy the unwarranted vanity of these buffoons (my sincerest apologies to buffoons) is $144,108.25. This is a rather princely sum to say the least, which I’m sure y’all woul
 d agree with, right? In fact,
Could it be that the artist and/or army of artists employed by Portraits South in South Carolina misconstrued Harriet to be a Phyllis Diller Look-a-like, which jwould have ustified billing her over 60 Grand for an oil portrait? Inquiring minds would like to know Harry, I’m sorry I mean Harriet. Obviously, if this be the case, then 65 Grand would qualify as a bargain, right?
Let’s all give an Bronx cheer to Justice O’Neill and her arrogant comrades, Alberto Gonzales (aka, The Gonz) and John Cornyn.
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