Woohoo. Red Dawn can write a fake news story! Here's something a little more substantitive:
[XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX THU OCT 26, 2000 11:12:24 ET XXXXX
FLYNT TOLD TO 'PUT UP OR SHUT UP' ON BUSH 'ABORTION'; WOMAN DENIES PORN KING?S ALLEGATION
**Exclusive**
Friends and family of a woman at the center of Larry Flynt?s investigation into Republican
presidential hopeful George W. Bush blasted the porn king for spreading abortion allegations and challenged Flynt to ?put up or shut up,? the DRUDGE REPORT can reveal.
"Mr. Flynt better start naming names!" demanded a close friend of the Texas woman at the center of the storm.
"What is he afraid of? We all know this is a setup by desperate Gore supporters. Mr. Flynt
will not go into specifics, because he can?t! The story he is spreading around is pathetic.
Put up or shut up, Mr. Flynt!"
The controversy surrounding Flynt?s allegation intensified late last week after the all-news
network CNN aired the charge.
"We've found out in the early 1970s Bush was involved in an abortion in Texas," the HUSTLER
publisher reported on CNN.
Flynt did not offer specifics.
"How could I have aborted George Bush?s child? We never once had intercourse!" the woman
explained to friends. "This is outrageous."
The woman?s husband, a government employee in law enforcement, has raised the possibility of
legal action against anyone who links his wife to a 'Bush abortion'.
Investigators working for Flynt launched their investigation after the woman?s college
roommate came forward and offered to sell information that dated back thirty years.
"She once overheard her roommate on the phone arranging for a doctor, but she never heard the
voice on the other side of the phone," said a source.
Flynt and the roommate could not reach financial terms, one insider told the DRUDGE REPORT.
Flynt repeated his story on ABC radio in San Francisco on Wednesday night.
Appearing on Bernie Ward's KGO-AM 810 talk show, Flynt said the abortion took place in Houston
in 1970 during the elder Bush's campaign for a seat in Washington. At that time, the younger
Bush was working in the campaign.
Flynt claimed he had affidavits from four witnesses.
Once again, Flynt did not offer names.
For what it's worth.
I've always loved the double standard: If a Republican jaywalks, it's proof that he's unworthy of trust; if a Democrat kills someone with an axe on television, the sheep go, "Aw...the nice man pulled the axe out of her head. He cares."
Even IF this story is true, how is a 30 year old story more relevant than perjury committed 3 years ago?