RawStory: Firm pushing Santorum book promoted bogus, lurid sex tales

[sabra]

http://rawstory.com/news/2005/Firm_pushing_Santorum_book_has_ties_to_bogus_lurid_sex_t_0826.html

Firm pushing Santorum book promoted bogus, lurid sex tales


The public relations firm hired to promote Sen. Rick Santorum's (R-PA) new family values book represented an array of clients with more prurient backgrounds, some of whom produced spurious and graphic sex and drug charges in their work, RAW STORY has learned.

Sen. Santorum’s book, "It Takes a Family," is subtitled "Conservatism and the Public Good."

Craig Shirley, whose firm Shirley & Bannister has successfully hawked the book, represented Paula Jones, the woman who leveled sex charges against Clinton and posed for Penthouse, and Gary Aldrich, whose tales of condom-draped Clinton Christmas trees created something of a stir in Washington in 1996.

Jones' lurid tale of President Clinton propositioning her was "confirmed" by state troopers in an expose by David Brock in 1994. The troopers' tale was later found to be bogus.

[Betsy Ross]

1. So when isn't lurid tales of sex and drugs

not family values? Seems there have been an awfully lot of news stories of fundies on drugs, having affairs, forcing their wives into kinky sex.

Doesn't seem like LBN, rather just more evidence of their hypocracy.

[ecoalex]

2. Bush was a producer of a porn flick

He has the porn star in his hood, and has not denied he has been involved in a porn film production .