ICE CUBES: Kim Delaney brings the drama to the NCC

POSTED: Friday, September 23, 2011, 3:00 PM

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Who knew that this year’s Liberty Medal Award presentation to ex-Defense Secretary Robert Gates — not the flashiest of its winners, what with an illustrious list including Steven Spielberg, Bill Clinton and Bono — would be the one with all the drama?

Philly-born actress Kim Delaney — known for N.Y.P.D. Blue and Army Wives — was escorted off stage at the National Constitution Center on Thursday after her weirdly jumbled, often unintelligible speech, according to eyewitnesses. NBC Philly reports that one of her strangest lines came when she mentioning her role on Army Wives. “As I try to comfort wives, husbands, families, fathers, children ... loved ones, made good, what I’ve learned is the Constitution Center,” said Delaney.

Yes, she’s had troubles with substance abuse before — but who hasn’t? Check out the video on TMZ.

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