OC Sheriff Mike Corona phone sex faux pas

In case you haven't heard about infamous Orange County Sheriff Mike Corona, you're really missing out on one of the juiciest scandals going. Not the "spending taxpayer money" blah blah. No, here's a guy who's having sex with his mistress while his wife and daughter are 50FEET AWAY, and its all caught on his cell phone. Hee hee. The OC Weekly has been following this forever....here's an article from last year:

Evidence obtained by the Weekly places Carona inside a moving vehicle while, well, affectionately engaged with a then-low ranking sheriff’s department employee. The pair kissed, giggled, moaned, groaned, cleaned up and offered expressions of love. After the 45-minute romp, the female said to Carona, “Do I still smell like you?” The sheriff said, “A lot! A lot! A lot! A lot! A lot! A lot!” “How do we hide it?” she replied. Through a private attorney, the sheriff declined interview requests, demanded a copy of the recording, and implied he might claim it’s been doctored. However, the woman confirmed details of the encounter. She asked that her name not be used in this article for fear of retaliation.

But it’s not just her word. Neither Carona nor the woman knew at the time that their physical activities in the vehicle had inadvertently activated the redial button on a cell phone. And this is where Carona’s already stunning gift for creating scandal becomes legendary. An audio recording of the affair was left on an unwitting person’s telephone answering machine. This time, the sheriff—a man predisposed to blame his foibles on underlings, friends, acquaintances and the media—had fingered himself, so to speak.

History of Foley eMails

Who's backpedaling on the Foley emails now?

Apparently, both the Dems and the GOP . This has been pushed to the back burner temporairily, but we predict will resurface soon. Question is, will the security moms - who have been pounded with non-stop "Keep your child protected from the pervs out there!" messages...still vote Republican?

Interesting WaPo article here:

'Interests of Kids'

"I decided that it was in the best interests of kids in general, pages and my friends specifically that Foley be dealt with quickly and swiftly so that he couldn't hurt anyone else," the Republican student wrote in his e-mail. "We've seen how long the Justice department and every other government bureaucracy can take to deal with criminal issues and abuse. I knew the media would be the fastest way to get Foley the justice he deserved."

As for The Post's source, Foley's initial response to the disclosure of the e-mails finally persuaded him to share his information, he said.

"When the first e-mails came out, Foley's campaign came out saying it was all a well-timed Democratic smear. Those rumors were unfounded, and I knew that to be untrue," the Democratic former page said. Before the ABC News report, "we were reluctant to take on Congress as young politicos ourselves, but when first blows were made, there was no harm in coming forward," he added.