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To: longnshort who wrote (615502)	6/8/2011 6:49:17 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1579893

Could be ... could be they decided to get her pregnant immediately (just need to wait till she's fertile and get help from a fertility doc on a rush basis - do it in vitro and implant it) so they can milk some sympathy from that .... show him as a daddy and reformed before he has to run for election again.

To: longnshort who wrote (615502)	6/8/2011 7:52:27 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579893

Weinergate: Fifth woman comes forward to admit sexting with him Lisa Weiss, Ginger Lee, and Megan Broussard were all too eager to provide the details, whether through photos or Facebook-strains of their online affairs with Weiner; and Gennette Coleman, the 21-year-old from Washington who received the tweet that touched off this whole scandal had no choice. But if it were up to Traci Nobles of Athens, Ga., her contact with Weiner would have stayed a secret. “I really regret that this was sent to you,” Nobles told the Las Vegas Sun, after confirming that an unnamed roommate went into her Facebook account, which had been inadvertently left open, and emailed the Sun a screen shot of a private conversation between Weiner and Nobles that appears to date from August. “She thought someone should know,” Nobles said. Given the extent of the congressman’s flirtatious speech and physical details that have been made public, there’s little from the brief excerpt of the Nobles-Weiner conversation that could shock us. The bit of the conversation that was made available to the Sun shows the two exchanging terms of endearment such as “sexy” and “sugar” and arranging some sort of meeting for the next day — although it’s not clear from what’s presented whether it’s a meeting that was to take place online or in person. pajamasmedia.com An in person meeting would mean he told another lie during his 'coming clean' interview.