An Anchor for Obama-Bloomberg
Bonnie Behrend, who formerly worked as an anchor for Bloomberg and CNBC, then allegedly blamed Bob Wright for her prolonged unemployment, loves the idea of an Obama-Bloomberg ticket, according to this video entry on her blog, placed just below several very large photos of herself.
At least now it's not just Kevin Sheekey and Doug Schoen.
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You guys gotta be kidding. Her website looks like an escort service and you're paying attention to her political opinions. Bloomberg should call his friends at the Observer (their editorials are shmooching his behind) and tell them this does not help him.
Hey Paulie Pimp -
Why don't you go jerk yourself a soda.
Mike Bloomberg is the greatest man alive today and you and anyone else should be so lucky to have him as your leader.
The LARGE photos on my website are VERY good for website traffic. Or perhaps you haven't learned anything about internet visibility yet.
As far as any weight to my opinion, read my resume. Jerk.
Good luck pimping.
Bonnie
I'm afraid Paulie Pimp is right.
Bonnie Behrend, internet visibility due to large images of yourself is like the attention a slut gets for showing lots of cleavage. Oh, and your website sucks. Its just terrible. I'm guessing you did it yourself. If you really want internet visibility, hire a web designer. They get paid lots of money to do what they do so that it doesn't look like your website.
Also, Paulie Pimp never said anything about Bloomberg not being great, or questioning his leadership. He simply stated that the editorial board here seems to favor him heavily and is noticeably bias. As is the NY Sun.
In conclusion, after reading up about your incident, I think the best thing for you to do is have ZERO internet visibility and just lay low for a while. If you really care about Bloomberg's political future, you would be quite and try not to associate yourself with him. You're kinda crazy.
Dear JN aka NBC LEGAL PEE-COCK:
I see NBC is still paying you to defame people who have the goods on your criminal activities. I'm sure the editorial board at the Observer will be happy to research the genesis of your email and IP address. I'm sure the paper appreciates you bringing this organization into the circle of witnesses who can testify to criminal violations of the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawing gender discrimination of which sexual harasasment is a sickening, damaging form, acts of retribution and defamatory postings designed to further damage my reputation.
You read about my 'incident?' You mean, you're still helping to engineer it. That's ok. Karma will get you, too. Or your children. Unless you're willing to tell me who you are and where you live. Then maybe you and I can go have a cup of coffee.
Or are you as cowardly as your cryptic "JN" signature reveals?
I don't care what you think of the exposure and size of my, er, pictures at www.bonniebe.com They work. They attract all sorts of eyeballs and eyeballs equal advertisers and, in case you haven't watched much television or surfed the web lately, eyeballs equal opportunity.
In fact, I'm blessed to say troops in Iraq, God bless them, media readers and watchers, financial services industry folk, Department of Justice, viewers in Egypt, the UK, Japan, Germany, Italy, Croatia, Austrailia and cities all over the United States visit quite regularly. They all seem to like what I do and I thank you for giving me this opportunity to grow my visitors even more.
Unfortunately, natural curves, fun photos and websites also attract wierdos and pieces of crap ... slimy, negative, crawling excuses for humanity we who work in television and women who have fight righteous battles have to deal with occasionally.
Are you snarky, jealous, unattractive, flat-heeled, balding, overweight or self-loathing? These qualities are prerequisites at NBC Legal. I'm sorry if you were born that way. I'm sorry if you were raised that way. I'm sorry for what happened in your life.
The editorial board here and the NY Sun SHOULD favor Bloomberg. He is every man and woman's hero.
The events at CNBC happened years ago and involved the death of my father, the intentional frightening of my mother by NBC goons and my cat's theft and torture among other perverted transgressions by NBC executives, attorneys and talent. Of course you people at NBC don't want the story told and want me to 'lay low' for awhile. I'd be ashamed and fearful, too, if I were you.
But I'll leave the 'low' status for people like you. Stay right where you are. Low in the bowels of society. Soon you'll be revealed as the floater you are and we'll get to flush you down the toilet.
Namaste
Bonnie
ps In the words of a certain judge, "crazy = right."