White House Spokesman Speaks on Gay Prostitutes!

[madhat]

Okay, it's from 15 years ago: "White House mute on 'call boy' probe"
Frank J. Murray The Washington Times; Part A; Pg. A1
July 7, 1989, Friday, Final Edition


"White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater and several of his deputies have said repeatedly that they do not know if Mr. Bush considered it appropriate for male prostitutes to be touring the White House at 1 a.m.

Yesterday, while talking informally to several reporters at the White House, Mr. Fitzwater parried one question this way: "What are they saying, that you should have sexual-preference checks on people that come into the White House?"

He also said, "We don't have any involvement that I know of."

See full story here (you must scroll down....)
http://www.newsmakingnews.com/sexandcapitol7,18,01.htm#article4

[CindyDale]

1. All I know is it wouldn't happen in my house

LOL

[SpiralHawk]

2. Scottie mcLellan "Megadittoes. If whatever Marlin said,,,

to change the subject worked, then megadittoes. Same answer. I don't know and don't want to say because ewwwwww."

[SoCalifer]

3. Ahhh I Remember That

And look what I just so happen to have on my web space.. hehe

[98geoduck]

4. Nice find! I sorta remembered that period.

[verdalaven]

5. Do you suppose

Gannon/Guckert could have been involved, linked, to that 1989 callboy scandal? Sixteen years ago would make him about 31, to old for the teen angle, but.....

Or have I been spending too much time reading just everything on Gannongate?:eyes:

[Warren Stupidity]

6. the man-whore is 47? (nt)

[verdalaven]

7. Yeah, doesn't look too bad for 47.

[KoKo]

8. Here's some more on this...a refresher....

SEX AND THE CAPITAL

KARLYN BARKER, WASHINGTON POST, JULY 24, 1990: The alleged leader of what authorities have called the largest male prostitution operation in the Washington area surrendered to federal agents yesterday and pleaded not guilty to racketeering charges that have been filed against him and three alleged accomplices. Henry W. Vinson, 29, of Williamson, W.Va., a coal miner's son accused of setting up the homosexual escort service, was arraigned in U.S. District Court here yesterday afternoon after turning himself in to Secret Service agents . . . At a news conference after the arraignment, Stephens said the investigation into the alleged prostitution ring "is concluded" and that the indictment, which was unsealed yesterday, focused on those who allegedly set up the ring rather than on clients who reportedly patronized it. Asked about earlier reports that some of those clients included high-level officials in the Reagan and Bush administrations, Stephens said the investigation had not revealed "additional conduct which suggests criminal conduct on behalf of other people." . . . The Vinson case provoked additional notice after The Washington Times published reports last summer suggesting that the alleged prostitution ring had been patronized by government officials. The Times named as clients several low-level government employees and Craig J. Spence, a Washington lobbyist and party-giver who, the paper said, took friends and prostitutes on late-night tours of the White House. Spence was found dead in a Boston hotel room last fall, and authorities ruled his death a suicide . . . To date, however, investigators have disclosed no evidence linking any high-level government official to the escort service.

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