Ok, it is The Enquirer, more closely known for stories of Sasquatch sightings, dog-faced boys, and Saturday night visits from the mother ship to various trailer parks across the south to collect DNA samples, but they've got a juicy new story going. Sarah Palin had an affair with a business associate of her husband.
To no one's great surprise, she's denied it. The McCain campaign is showing the appropriate outrage. But, it is The Enquirer and they kinda were out front on the John Edwards story, and we all remember how that turned out.
If there are any elements of fact to their story, Alaska is a very small state, with only 640,000 residents. It's more like some small town where you never have to use your turn signal because everybody knows where you're going. Keeping a lid on it there would be much harder than having your escapes happen all across America. If it's true, it'll come out. Count on it.
Meanwhile, the story is gaining traction. Even the London Telegraph is reporting it. And today The Boston Herald picked up on the story.
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