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In a shock report published Wednesday, the National Enquirer claims that some of Hillary Clinton’s famously “deleted” emails were “packed full of lesbian references and her lovers’ name".
“This should affect the betting odds on her becoming (U.S) President,” suggests Gambling911.com ace reporter Thomas Somach, who himself has written for the National Inquirer.
But, alas, this is the National Enquirer, long considered among the most sensationalistic of the big name tabloids. That said, this is also the same National Enquirer that helped take down one time U.S. Presidential candidate John Edwards. The Enquirer became eligible for consideration for the Pulitzer Prize in the categories of Investigative Journalism and National News Reporting as a result of its ground breaking report.
At press time Clinton was listed with +160 odds of becoming the next U.S. President. The former Secretary of State and one time First Lady officially launched her campaign over the weekend.
“Throughout her career there has always been whispers of Ms. Clinton having Lesbian tendencies,” remarked Gambling911.com reporter Jagajeet Chiba. “It’s the cheating claims that could put off voters.”
A Clinton insider told the Enquirer: “I don’t think she’s so concerned about emails referring to her as secretly gay. That’s been out for years – her real fear is that the names of some of her lovers would be made public!”
The Enquirer claims that Clinton’s secret lovers included the likes of a top government official’s daughter and a popular TV and movie star. The paper also claims that she fell hard for “a stunning model who got a career boost after allegedly sleeping with Hillary”. That particular woman’s name is said to have appeared on Ms. Clinton’s personalized email server.
“That’s clearly why she went to the extraordinary step of deleting everything,” the high-ranking source told The ENQUIRER.
- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com
