Reply #5: Really? I don't think so.

[Octafish]

And if it is -- in total or in any part -- I'll be the first to admit a mistake.

Until then, enlighten me, please.

For those interested in exposing the truth, more on the subject (with a lot on Jeb Bush's marital situation):

The Stink In Florida:

Saving Jeb By Smearing Columba;

A Dead Republican Intern

By Jack McCarthy
CounterPunch
August 24, 2001

EXCERPT...

A more striking example of republicans superior news management is the strange case of the dead intern found in the office of Florida republican congressman Joe Scarborough.

As noted in a "special report" in "http://www.Americanpolitics.com", despite the near orgiastic press frenzy surrounding the disappearance of Democrat Gary Condit gal pal Chandra Levy, barely a feather has been ruffled on behalf of the real corpse found on the (Fort Walton)district office floor of Joe Scarborough on July 20th.

Despite initial reports from the controversial coroner in the case, Dr. Michael Berkland,(Berkland's medical examiner license was revoked in Missouri for reporting false information) that Klausutis suffered seizures as a result of an auto accident years ago, the deceased woman's family denies this according to APJ writers Denis Wright and Chris George.

Discrepancies between initial reports and the autopsy have raised suspicions (e.g. Originally Berkland reported no head trauma. The autopsy revealed a bruise on Klausutis' head), and can best be appreciated by reading the APJ piece in its entirety.

But what truly should hit any conscious media/political observer over the head is the discrepancy between media reaction to the Levy case versus the Scarborough affair.

Imagine that Scarborough, who shocked supporters recently by announcing his retirement from congress, and more shock by divorcing his wife, was a democrat. Is their any doubt that the Republican attack machine would have generated a feeding frenzy.

CONTINUED...

http://www.counterpunch.org/florida2.html

From what I understand, Ms. Klausutis was not a mere intern. I thought she was a paid staffer.

Find anything yet, Fredda Weinberg?