By Margaret Curtis, PhD
Blonde and brazen,
Stephanie Cutter might be a democrat Ann Coulter, if her goldy locks were
longer. As it is, her job appears to be spinning straw into gold faster than
the poor girl in the fairy tale of Rumpelstiltskin.
Officially, Cutter holds
the position of Deputy Campaign Manager for the Obama presidential campaign.
Unofficially, she revealed her talents this week when her work appeared to
rival Rumpelstiltskin’s, telling tales which confound belief.
In her column Right Turn
for the Washington Post, Jennifer Rubin cut to the chase when she titled her
post for October 11, 2012, “Cutter: Libya is only a campaign issue.” Rubin’s
attack occurred on the day of the VP debate. Her attack gained strength when
Cutter appeared on camera following the debate, refusing to speak of failure,
her voice high and her breathing rapid.
As a campaign worker,
Cutter obviously tackles unseemly challenges. As a character in the Grimm
Brothers' anthology, she appears dead set on creating her own fairy tales, where
the girl with the golden hair smiles brightly into the camera while America
wonders where its treasure has gone.
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