Will Flynt Spark the Bomb that Will Put Obama in the White House?

Mick Gregory

A major gay sex scandal story is being burried by US liberal mainstream newspapers. Why? How about that Senator from Idaho? What’s his name? Larry Craig. Why was that a story? He was a Republican.

Details are starting to flow now that the Times of London showed the power couple. Larry Flynt is saying he’s set to reveal a “huge” sex scandal story involving a sitting senator in the coming days, the rumors seem to be gathering traction.

“So I was down in DC this past weekend and happened to run into a well-connected media person, who told me flatly, unequivocally that ‘everyone knows’ the LA Times was sitting on a story, all wrapped up and ready to go about what is a potentially devastating sexual scandal involving a leading presidential candidate,” reports Pajamas Media’s Ron Rosenbaum. “‘Everyone knows’ meaning everyone in the DC mainstream media political reporting world. ‘Sitting on it’ because the paper couldn’t decide the complex ethics of whether and when to run it. The way I heard it they’d had it for a while but don’t know what to do. The person who told me is not an LAT person and knows I write and didn’t say ‘don’t write about this.’” –bigheadDC.com. Also see PoliticalNighttrain.wordpress.com

Several commenters on Rosenbaum’s article strongly believe that Hillary Clinton will ultimately be revealed as a butch lesbian, and that the recent GQ story her campaign helped kill by threatening to withhold a Bill Clinton interview may have gone into some shocking details into her sex life.

Rumors of a close Hillary relationship with one of her top aides Huma Abedin, shown above, have long been swirling. Hillary has long denied being a lesbian. But why do people keep asking her that?

Was it because Bill told several of his lovers that? Would you daily newspaper hold back the story of it was Laura Bush who was a lesbian? Come on, you know the answer to that.

Will Imus have the freedom to talk about this? He’s baaaack in just days. He is on the air again on Monday, Dec. 3.

What an opening story for the political “liberal” cowboy, who actually supported John Kerry.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Rev. Al Sharpton were part of the race war crowd who got Imus fired. Hillary even referred to Imus as “Satan” — and called his remarks “small-minded bigotry.”

Revenge is best served cold.

November 29, 2007 — NY Post Page Six. ALL those politically correct types who piled on last April when Don Imus went down for making his bad “nappy-headed ho’s” joke had better duck and cover on Monday, when the I-Man goes back to work on WABC Radio.
“I think he will have some scores to settle,” the station’s general manager, Phil Boyce, told Page Six yesterday.
It is doubtful Imus will ever forgive CBS chief Les Moonves, who fired him, or regular guest Tim Russert, the host of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” who was “an invisible man” while Imus was under attack.
Private eye Bo Dietl, who will join Imus in the 8 a.m. hour on Monday, also named Harold Ford Jr. and Al Roker as two Imus regulars who abandoned him in his hour of need. “They turned their backs on him so fast,” Dietl said yesterday. “Al Roker had his stomach stapled – he should have had his mouth stapled.”
One longtime listener wondered, “Will Imus ever give Newsweek editors another chance to plug their books on his show since they cut and ran when Al Sharpton started his crusade to get him off the air?”
Dietl said Imus’ controversial remark “brought attention to that Rutgers basketball team. They really benefited. It turned out to be a positive thing.” Dietl expects “a kinder, gentler Imus” next week, “but I don’t know how long that will last.”
The advertising world will also be tuning in Monday to learn which sponsors are coming back to Imus.
The first spot, at about 6:15 a.m., will be for Hackensack University Medical Center, whose CEO, John Ferguson, was in Manhattan Tuesday recording the spot with ad agency Della Femina Rothschild Jeary.
The hospital – which canceled its multimillion dollar budget on WFAN when Imus was fired – is one of the biggest advertisers on his new show on WABC.
Jerry Della Femina, whose agency started calling WABC last summer when Imus’ return was just a rumor, told Page Six: “I, for one, am glad Imus is back. While he was gone, I had to resort to talking to my own wife in the morning.”