did Bill get his fill south of the borda too?????

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Buenos Aires: A Good Place to Play Cards and Keep Mistresses
by Adam Klappholz
VF

Unlike in Las Vegas, it seems as if whatever happens south of the Equator doesn’t necessarily stay there. Last week, South Carolina governor Mark Sanford disappeared for a brief Argentine sojourn with a mysterious lover named “Maria.” While Governor Sanford’s vacation seemed to be quite, er, “magnificent” based on a Shakespearean-like e-mail that Sanford wrote to his mistress, <span style="font-weight: bold">President Bill Clinton had a somewhat different Buenos Aires experience last week</span>. Andrea Ricon, a former contestant on the Argentinean version of Big Brother, claims to have given Bubba a “hot” dance during the ex-presidente’s trip to raise money for his foundation the Clinton Global Initiative. Rincon claims that the “hot” dance lasted five minutes and included a shower onstage, with no nudity involved. (Who takes a shower with clothes on?) Clinton’s people are adamantly denying these allegations. His alibi? That he was back at the hotel playing the card game “Oh, Hell.” Hopefully Clinton thought to invite Governor Sanford to the Oh, Hell match.
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Re: did Bill get his fill south of the borda too?????

An 'Oh, Hell' Moment in Buenos Aires


Bill Clinton's office has denied reports of a &quot;baile hot&quot; during a recent trip to Argentina.

By Al Kamen


Back when President Obama was considering Hillary Rodham Clinton for secretary of state, there were questions raised as to how to handle potential conflicts that might arise with former president Bill Clinton's dealings overseas for the nonprofit Clinton Global Initiative.

Everyone agreed that the key would be for Bill Clinton to carefully coordinate his efforts with the State Department, and things seem to have worked out smoothly so far. But even the most meticulous coordination may not be enough to avoid minor blips or the inevitable tabloid mess.

Take, for example, the former president's recent trip to Buenos Aires, where he raised a boatload of money for his initiative at a lunch and later a speech for 1,500 government and financial industry folks at a downtown hotel. Later that evening, he dined at a fine restaurant with President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and her husband, former president Néstor Kirchner.

We hear this caused some agita amongst the political opposition, what with the parliamentary elections at the end of this month. The Kirchners' poll numbers are weak and Clinton is hugely popular down there, so his being seen with them -- cameras were everywhere -- might give them a boost. (Might want to go private next time on the dinner.)

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And then -- it had to happen eventually -- there were the widespread news reports that Clinton and his entourage later had a &quot;noche de soltero&quot; (boys' night out) at a well-known cabaret called Crocodilo, where a certain Andrea Rincón, a &quot;morocha&quot; (brunette) who was &quot;pulposa&quot; (well-endowed) and a former participant in the popular TV reality show &quot;Big Brother,&quot; did a private &quot;baile hot&quot; for him, according to the Web site of the news weekly Perfil, though it's not clear exactly what that dance involved. </span>

Her tale, best we can figure, was that she just danced, nothing untoward, and was paid &quot;very well&quot; in dollars by someone, but not by Clinton. She said she didn't speak to him.


A Clinton spokesman in New York, however, said yesterday that her story &quot;is completely false. They were at the hotel playing cards with the former and current presidents&quot; and &quot;a small group of staff and friends.&quot; They were playing &quot;Oh, Hell,&quot; he said.

<span style="font-weight: bold"> di original Washington Post article</span>