[Ragirl]

The sleazeball didn't deny anything. He just said "there's nothing to report" and "I'm not worried".....in other words...I'm covering it up and not worried about anyone finding out the truth. THE END. The liberal press will leave it alone and keep pushing on Bush's service record.

[mlbford2]

I don't agree. If some irrefutable proof surfaces (tabloid, foreign press, Drudge, RW media outlets) this thing will take off. The liberal press can be lazy about a story but they will have to pick it up if it's there. IMHO

[GailA]

SEE POST # 75 by William McKinley

http://www.watchblog.com/thirdparty/archives/000780.html

February 06, 2004

Rumor: A Kerry Affair & Push Polling

Rumor has it that John Kerry (D) is going to be outed by Time Magazine next week for having an affair with a 20 year old woman who remains unknown. The affair supposedly took place intermittently right up to Kerry's Fall 2002 announcement of candidacy. At present, this is nothing more than a rumor; and after such sordid tactics as the "push polling" that took place in South Carolina in the 2000 elections, can such rumors be credible during campaign cycles? Could this create a Democratic backlash against Republicans for perceived scandalmongering?

http://www.watchblog.com/ © 2003 - Cameron Barrett | editor@watchblog.com

http://www.camworld.com/archives/001255.html

Not only that, but a blog entry made many days ago 'broke' the story. The blog is run by Cameron Barrett (go to the bottom of the blog (home/main page I Added this to the post cause I couldn't find the name on the first link) to see his name and copyright note). Cameron Barrett works for Wesley Clark's campaign.

And notice how in that blog entry, it already was setting up the right to take the blame?

Could this create a Democratic backlash against Republicans for perceived scandalmongering?