tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37877540.post-41850055869590662432008-05-11T12:57:00.000-04:002008-05-11T12:57:00.000-04:00<I>What questions do you want (Sloat) to answer?</I><BR/><BR/>He can start with the following three. According to the 5/9/08 Beacon article, <A HREF="http://www.cincinnatibeacon.com/index.php/contents/comments/the_culture_of_copulation_did_phil_n_bill_share_more_than_yucks/" REL="nofollow">"The Culture of Copulation": Did Phil 'n' Bill Share More Than Yucks?</A> Bill Sloat is dodging them. Facts suggest that Sloat exchanged documents with Heimlich before the interview, a serious no-no for any independent journalist and that he used the Bellwether to hype Heimlich's show without disclosing he was going to be the first guest. (The latter is considerably less serious than pre-show collusion with Heimlich, but by failing to disclose, it creates the appearance he was touting for Heimlich, but didn't want Bellwether readers to know he was slated to be a guest. Why not, Bill?) <BR/><BR/><I>1) Do you recall what date you received the invitation to appear on the show? Who contacted you?<BR/><BR/>2) Before the interview, did you communicate with Phil? If so, please describe in detail the extent of your communications.<BR/><BR/>3) In your years as a reporter, you’ve seen plenty of scandals come and go. On a low-high scale of 1-10, with 10 being Tom Noe/"Coingate," what ranking would you attach to the current situation in the Attorney General’s office?</I>Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com