NATIONAL ENQUIRER BREAKS BIG BILL CLINTON STORY
Earlier today, I stated that the Enquirer was reporting that Bill Clinton’s mistress was Gina Gershon.
I pulled a wrongo on one front. (Yes, I can admit that.)
“It’s not Gina Gershon who is Bill Clinton’s mistress,” according to David Perel, Editor in Chief, National Enquirer.
Perel adds, “The mistress is 48-year-old Julie Tauber McMahon, the daughter of Michigan millionaire Joel Tauber, a top Democratic contributor during Clinton’s presidency and a personal friend of the Clinton family.”
Why did I say wrongo on “one front?” (Because I have a super large ego – no silly).
When I’m critiquing a cover, I look at it from the newsstand buyers’ perspective. I try not to provide the inside details since many buyers compulsively buy the magazine simply by looking at the cover.
In the case of this week’s National Enquirer cover, I still believe that readers will think that the mistress is Gina Gershon.
But, if the National Enquirer PR team does a good job in getting the story out, then we should hear a lot more about this in the media and the National Enquirer will have a good week. I think Fox is waiting for your call.
Congrats to the Enquirer on breaking this big story.
For full details, click visit the National Enquirer’s web site here.
4 Responses to “NATIONAL ENQUIRER BREAKS BIG BILL CLINTON STORY”








Why are you posting this? The Enquirer is garbage news, a bunch of made up BS most of the time. Unless of course you like it, then keep on wasting your time reading stupid fucking celebrity news.
No one gives a fuck faggot
lol is this a joke? the enquirer isnt a real news mag
Well, because we all know that Bill is unable to keep it in his pants. He brought this on himself.
Um…the Enquirer broke the Jesse Jackson affair story, and has always been one of the first to break scandals like this.
You still have the impression that they are a tabloid, when in fact they are more of a gossip rag…but their reporters are damn good at sniffing out scandal. The do deserve a bit of credit for that.