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So it was posted here based on the media, the cops have HER buying drugs on tape. NOT RUSH. It appears her only connection to Rush is as a former employee and she has posession of a cigar box that may have come from rush.

Will the enquireer become part of the EIB network?

It appears her only connection to Rush is as a former employee and she has posession of a cigar box that may have come from rush.

FWIW, the Enquirer reporter interviewed on local television claims that he listened to voice mails from Rush Limbaugh to the "maid" that support her allegations.

Furthermore, it is only reported in NY Daily News that the Enquirer has copies of e-mails from Rush Limbaugh:

She said she wore a wire during her last two deliveries to the conservative commentator and gave the tapes to authorities.
She also gave the Enquirer a ledger documenting how many pills she claimed to have bought for him - 4,350 in one 47-day period - and E-mails she claimed Limbaugh sent her.
In one missive, Limbaugh pushed Cline to get more "little blues" - code for OxyContin, the powerful narcotic nicknamed hillbilly heroin, she said.
"You know how this stuff works ... the more you get used to, the more it takes," the May 2002 E-mail reads. "But I will try and cut down to help out."

Will the enquireer become part of the EIB network?

Would EIB want it?

I would like to see some FACTS, and not speculation on this whole thing. I just think it is NOT coincidental that this story broke just after the media went ballistic about his comment on up the ESPN show. It's as though someone had something WAITING for an opportune moment.