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Kurtz's erotic spurts
“I recognized Howard's visceral response to my words by the sudden intake of breath and the spurt of pounding fingers on keyboard. I've never been on that side of a good quote before. It was better than sex.”
-- Nina Burleigh on Washington Post media writer Howard Kurtz's response when she told him she'd give President Clinton a blow job in exchange for his defense of abortion rights. Burleigh, a former Time White House correspondent, has been getting a lot of ink lately over her ruminations on a sexually charged encounter with the president. Quoted in the New York Times.

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		`Q U O T E--O F--T H E--D A Y` Kurtz's erotic spurts “I recognized Howard's visceral response to my words by the sudden intake of breath and the spurt of pounding fingers on keyboard. I've never been on that side of a good quote before. It was better than sex.” -- Nina Burleigh on Washington Post media writer Howard Kurtz's response when she told him she'd give President Clinton a blow job in exchange for his defense of abortion rights. Burleigh, a former Time White House correspondent, has been getting a lot of ink lately over her ruminations on a sexually charged encounter with the president. Quoted in the New York Times.