VIDEO: Carolina Sex God in TV Interview

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Always reluctant to speak to the media about his shagadelic mojo, Will Folks gives an interview to WCBD-TV:

He rehashes the “protect my family” excuse, which has never made any sense at all. How would a media revelation of an affair be more hurtful to Folks’ family than his self-exposure? He reminds me of the skeezy husband whose wife has gone mysteriously missing, pretending in an interview with the local TV station to be all heartbroken about her disappearance. Then a few days later, you see him being perp-walked after they find his wife’s body in the woods.

Yesterday, Ace of Spades ended a post about the Folks-Haley saga with this:

Not complete proof, but you know what? I would start looking for another candidate, if I’m being honest.

No. As I’ve said, I don’t give a rip about who wins a South Carolina gubernatorial primary, but I don’t agree that Nikki Haley should be thrown under the bus because of something a washed-up political consultant says on his blog. That sets a very dangerous precendent. And conservative lesbian Cynthia Yockey says we must fight back against what she calls “this Axelrod tactic.”

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  1. I’ve heard rumors that Will Folks does sleep around on his wife with his media guru.

  2. I’ve heard rumors that Will Folks does sleep around on his wife with his media guru.

  3. I’ve heard rumors that Will Folks does sleep around on his wife with his media guru.

    This goes back to the weird thing he said in another of those media interviews he gave:

    “I did it because my wife was about to read it in another (media) outlet,” Folks said . . .

    So he’s “compelled” to tell it on his blog? It doesn’t make sense, as he is alleging an affair that supposedly happened before his marriage. As Allah said:

    So the media might have been about to break a story that he, when he was single, hooked up with a married woman, and rather than have a private chat with his wife and lie low in hopes that no one would publish anything . . . he decided to beam it out to the Internet.

    There is something decidedly fishy about Folks’ explanation for why he was “compelled” to go public. There must be more to this story than Folks is telling.

  4. I’ve heard rumors that Will Folks does sleep around on his wife with his media guru.

    This goes back to the weird thing he said in another of those media interviews he gave:

    “I did it because my wife was about to read it in another (media) outlet,” Folks said . . .

    So he’s “compelled” to tell it on his blog? It doesn’t make sense, as he is alleging an affair that supposedly happened before his marriage. As Allah said:

    So the media might have been about to break a story that he, when he was single, hooked up with a married woman, and rather than have a private chat with his wife and lie low in hopes that no one would publish anything . . . he decided to beam it out to the Internet.

    There is something decidedly fishy about Folks’ explanation for why he was “compelled” to go public. There must be more to this story than Folks is telling.

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