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According to my married daughter, who lives two blocks from the Mayor O'Malley's house and is also well-wired in the communications/entertainment industries in Baltimore, the Mayor's dalliances are about as described. Apparently his wife has not left him (as yet). Power has its privileges.

My daughter has no information about the other side of this rumor, that the Police Commissioner is a drinking/carousing buddy of the Mayor. Isn't it odd that the Washington Post gleefully rubs its hands over the firing of the Governor's aide, but neither states nor investigates the subject of the Mayor playing the horizontal rumba with a member of the press. NOT.

AMEN TO THAT!!! ALSO, AS FOR O'MALLEY HE BETTER HOPE HE DID NOT MAKE THE BIGGEST MISTAKE OF HIS LIFE TODAY BY HAVING A PRESS CONFERENCE DENYING ALL THESE AFFAIR RUMORS.

I KNOW IT WAS TOO TEMPTING FOR HIM. HE JUST HAD TO COME OUT RUNNING HIS MOUTH AND TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE GOVERNORS AIDE BEING FIRED. BUT HE BETTER MAKE SURE HE IS TELLING THE TRUTH....THAT'S ALL I HAVE TO SAY.

RIGHT NOW THIS STORY JUST WENT FROM A SMALL TIME BALTIMORE "RUMOR" STORY TO SOMETHING BIGGER AND SOME OTHER PERSON WITHIN THE MEDIA JUST MIGHT DO SOME INVESTIGATING AND FIND OUT IF THE RUMORS ARE THE TRUTH.

That's right. 'Twas small time rumor. After all this bru-ha-ha, even I, here in the Southern backwater want to know the truth about this whole matter. I just hate it when a subordinate is used as a scapegoat in order to protect the bosses' political aspirations. . . and it should not be allowed to happen if that is, indeed, what happened. Hmm. . mm. . curiosity . . curiosity . . CURIOSITY . . .