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thanx to WorkingClassFilth for the video "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky," Clinton said during a White House ceremony on Jan. 26. Thomason reportedly feels the president actually flubbed one of the lines. The president wasn't supposed to refer to Lewinsky as "that woman." [It's not the best of timing to reveal one's misogynistic mindset during one's sexual harassment trial, is it Harry?] Sources have told CNN that Thomason can thank a July New Yorker magazine article about the Lewinsky image-managing machine for his grand jury appearance. Apparently it raised a number of questions for prosecutors, including did he have any telling conversations with his old friend, the president, some reportedly in the wee hours of the morning walking the grounds of the White House? Thomason is the producer of such television series as "Designing Women" and "Hearts Afire." In the past Thomason has taken an active role as image consultant for his friends from Arkansas. He and his wife, Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, produced the famous "Man From Hope" video that introduced Clinton to a nationwide audience in 1992. He also orchestrated the Clintons' New York walk into the 1992 Democratic convention, and was also influential in choreographing the 1996 Chicago convention. Thomason's name has also come up in connection to the infamous firings of White House travel office personnel. |
