: HELP WANTED: Needed urgently! No EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. On the job training...Someone to run the WhiteHouse. Must be able to pose good for the camera, smile and convince large populations of youths and mindless ppl to side with him on no real clear issues..Professional appearance, young and clean cut only.... Must be able to snow the American public into thinking there is no REAL threats to America and that cut and running is the only way to run wars..Taxing America out the nose is optional..Multitasking a must...Must be able to approve large pay raises to congress and senate, while also taxing America on everything from paychecks to social security. Ability to shake hands with foriegn leaders and achieving nothing is also a must! Anti-American stance is preferred but willing to look past that if willing to pretend to care about Americans..Rate of pay is dependent upon shady back door deals in Chicago, and who you can bilk behind close doors...Company motorcade, helicoptor, airliner and lodgings paid for! If this sounds like you please apply at a Dem headquater near you! EOE
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Edwards has been dogged by questions about his relationship with Hunter since last year when the issue first surfaced in the blogosphere and later became the subject of intense interest on the part of the National Enquirer. When the Enquirer last October first alleged that there had been an affair, Edwards and Hunter both vehemently denied it. Edwards claimed the story was "false, it's completely untrue, it's ridiculous." But according to ABC, Edwards acknowledged that the supermarket tabloid had been correct when it reported he had paid a visit to Hunter at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles last month. According to ABC, since becoming pregnant, Hunter lived under fake names in a series of expensive homes in North Carolina and California. Edwards denied paying hush money to Hunter but told ABC it was possible some of his supporters or friends could have made payments without informing him.
The Edwards allegations, the Enquirer's sensational cornering of him last month in Beverly Hills and the general media's reluctance to report any of the foregoing sparked an intense and growing debate in the blogosphere. Mickey Kaus, a tart, generally pro-Democrat blogger who writes for Slate (which, like NEWSWEEK, is owned by the Washington Post Co.), has been needling mainstream media outlets for months for ignoring the story. Over the last several days, the controversy spread to journalism Web sites, such as the Poynter Institute's page assembled by Jim Romenesko. By giving an interview to ABC, Edwards himself has now thrust the story into a national, mainstream spotlight, where, given some of the additional questions that his comments are likely to raise, it may well remain for some time to come.
With Arian Campo-Flores
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