Lawsuit claims News Corp. is pushing (surprise!) Rudy.

By sarcasmo
November 14, 2007 - 08:01 ET
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Judge for yourselves... Fox doesn't see any merit, but I say let's just wait for the facts to come out in court. Frankly, I'm curious about the political executive's name. Should be a great soap opera with this angle added.

I still can't see how Republicans (or the new wife...) would trust this guy any more than Slick with interns in the Oval Office considering his history. Men don't tend to change when it comes to the inability to keep it in their pants, and party-label clearly does NOT have any influence.
JMR

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I'm with Fred!

November 14, 2007 - 11:15 ET by Free Stinker

I'm with Fred!

Meanwhile, if Fox loses this suit, then someone should file suit against ABC, SeeBS, NBC, MSLSD, CNBC, PBS, NPR, the New York Slimes, and the Washinton Compost for pushing Hillary.

MSNBC reports

November 14, 2007 - 14:08 ET by sarcasmo

Judith may have some audio-tapes to back her up... And Rudy's calling it a "gossip column" story. Bangin' Judith in a 911-donated apartment may have been gossip-column material, but hangin' with mobsters without career-consequences surely wasn't, no-matter how Rudy might want to spin it.
JMR

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