Meets Edwards in a bar, next thing you know she's getting $114k to produce
some ""webisodes" for him.

Not that her FUCKING him had anything to do with her meteoric rise.....

So what kind of "game" did Edwards run on her?

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Maybe he used the pivot.

Why don't you sue him too?

Tom

Double quotes??? I thought you typed at 100 wpm and that it was error
free.

You should really proof read what you write before you post.

My 10 wpm looks better than your error free 100wpm.

Tom

On 8/9/08 2:43 AM, in article
hbadnUekoZDioQDVnZ2dnUVZ_tLinZ2d@pghconnect.com, "Ray Gordon, creator of
absolutely nothing" cybersheet.com> wrote:

Let's see what FACTS are wrong here.

She didn't meet him in a bar.

She was hired before the affair started.

Her name is misspelled.

That's some might fine journalism there, fr00t l00p.

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I don't like agreeing with him but, according to Newsweek, she did
meet him in a bar.

From: http://www.realchange.org/edwards.htm

In December of 2006, Newsweek ran a feature on several new
"webisodes", videos showing the "real John Edwards", on his campaign
website. This was many months before any rumors of an affair. Rielle
Hunter made the webisodes, and the campaign paid her company $114,000
for them. The Newsweek feature said that Rielle met Edwards in a New
York bar, and convinced him to hire her for the videos.

Yep.

Yep. The correct spelling is Rielle Hunter.

Tom