Now... it's Homeland Security Director Napolitano that makes herself an idiot by not only admitting that she hasn't read the Arizona Illegal Insurgent law... she then actually goes on to pontificate on why the law she hasn't read is bad.

Any Junior High School Student... if asked to defend a book report they had written... would have enough sense to know you shouldn't begin your defense by saying, "Well... I actually didn't read the book in detail... but... I know all about the book because of a review I read about the book... and from what other students have told me about the book."

The Junior High Teacher would stop the student right there... on the spot... and give the Junior High Student a well deserved "F"...

FOX News report

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano admitted Monday that she has not read the controversial Arizona immigration law even though she's gone on television to criticize it, and continued to assert that it was "bad law enforcement law."....

... Napolitano discussed the policy under questioning by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing ... "I have not reviewed it in detail. I certainly know of it," the former Arizona governor said when asked by McCain whether she had a chance to give the language a close look.

Nevertheless, Napolitano said, "That's not the kind of law I would have signed." Napolitano explained that she dealt with "laws of that ilk" in Arizona before and that most law enforcement groups were opposed to them.

"It's a bad law enforcement law," she said. "I believe it mandates and requires local law enforcement or puts them into a position many do not want to be placed in." .....

Ms. Napolitano... you have earned a resounding "F."

And... after the AG Holder stupidity event last week... by having to admit he hadn't read the bill he was threatening to file a federal lawsuit against... and you still didn't read the bill before going before a congressional committee...

Is there an F-?

xtnyoda, shalomed

H/T to the Borg Conspiracy