Comments on: My Thoughts on State Dinner Crashers

By: hereforUS

hereforUS — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:39:02 +0000

I saw this story on Sante and Kenneth Kimes on tv the other day and couldn’t help but notice the resemblence to the Salahis. Sante Kimes is a life long con artist tangled in 4 murders and endless scams, theft, and arson. She and her son is serving life sentence for the crimes they have committed. Here is a link to the couple con-artist, who crashed into meet the President and took pictures with the First couple for their scam project..
http://new.trutv.com/library/crime/notorious_murders/women/kimes/9.html

Another instances of people who con for life, lie their way into relationships for their big scam. There are certain people who try to belittle issues like this, saying that everyone crashes parties. But not only do I think our moral standard is at risk, but people’s lives could be at risk as well, if we let things like this just pass by as if it is nothing. Sante Kime I think is a perfect example of that. I know it could be a far fetched and harsh comparison but I can’t help but find resemblance in them. I have no doubt that by revealing the con-artist couple for who they are, saved alot of people from being conned again, or perhaps even murder! Small times scammers like the Salahis needs to be revealed for who they really are so that people are aware of their tricks.

By: Joanne

Joanne — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 19:35:59 +0000

I have a feeling, “Annoyed” above is either Mr. or Mrs Salahi or Mr Allen!

As someone living outside of Washington DC and no where near it’s social scenes definitely appreciate the thought on this blog on these despicable couple which extends to the 3rd, 4th crasher. Good job on your blog, I enjoy it tramendously and don’t let the ‘NEGATIVE” comments from trailer trash clan distract you. Thanks.

By: annoyed

annoyed — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 21:04:04 +0000

maybe you should check the facts before you start including peoples names and credibility in your gossip blog….. thanks

By: Fin

Fin — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:35:43 +0000

I agree, this story needs to be told, and by Miss A. Everyone is fixated on the reality show, where Miss A actually addresses a more likely motive. The Salahi’s only want the reality show to boost their DC standings – it isn’t an end in itself. They are no balloon boys. Keep highlighting this Andrea. Thanks!

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By: Joe

Joe — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 16:20:37 +0000

Another thing is that many of us in the DC area know people in certain social, fundraising and business circles. While I don’t mind parting with my finances for Gold Cup, Courage Cup, or Blondes vs Brunettes, what I do strongly object to is contributing money to a false pretense enterprise. Call a spade a spade, but there are many well heeled, high fallutin, well-educated people who thought they were contributing to some great charitable causes only to find out that their funds have been used for, say, a NY state election PAC. Yes, we want to hear these things. It’s impacted the way fundraising, charities, and even events sponsorships are now being scrutinized.

By: JJ

JJ — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 16:08:48 +0000

This is actually a very big deal and belongs on this blog. The material breach of the White House security may seem like “ridiculous nonsense” to many who do not work everyday (or even know) people who use phrases such as “copy that” and “go to secure” in regular conversation, but it’s a major “ass pucker” moment for many in the Nation’s Capital. From someone who’s watched an airplane go into the Pentagon from his apartment window, and witnessing the aftermath of having fully armed Humvee’s on K Street (and who’s seen the chaos and carnage of African and sub-Asian capitals after a hit on senior leadership), this is about as serious as it gets here. So while I wish we could avoid this “rumor” and “gossip” issue, Annoyed, it’s much more serious than “ponies for dollars.”

By: Annoyed

Annoyed — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 14:49:19 +0000

As another commenter pointed out, at one time you wrote “I know my readers don’t come to Askmissa.com for Washington gossip, so from now on, come what may, I will not address any of this nonsense publicly. Many in our community are facing lay off’s, home foreclosures and other serious issues. Tonight I am attending a fundraiser to help a precious little girl who has fought cancer most of her life. I think that puts this ridiculous drama into perspective. I don’t need to bring any additional negativity into the lives of my readers.- Miss A”. When the other commenter pointed this out on your first post about the Salahis, you responded by saying: “I did write that about the Blonde Charity Mafia drama. I feel obligated to share my take on the Salahi’s”.

Yet you keep writing about this ridiculous nonsense. This is no longer about the Salahis, you have no connection or history with Mr. Allen. Whatever he has done in his personal life or in the case of this State Dinner, the only story here is a the (possible) breache in White House security. The rest is gossip, negativity and rumor… Not very classy. Not at all positive.