There's no point to getting her on the boat and filming her if you're not going to be gross.Even if O' Keefe found elements of Wetmore's idiotic script objectionable, the idea behind it remains the same. Patent and Trademark Office as a trademark of Salon Media Group Inc.And then he had his attempted prank of a CNN reporter backfire when the reporter backed out after discovering that he planned to lure her onto a boat and "seduce" her.O' Keefe has responded, finally, to this last embarrassment.It was drafted by Ben Wetmore, with whom O' Keefe has worked for years. O' Keefe and his attempted phone-tampering buddies crashed at Wetmore's Louisiana house the month of the Landrieu office incident.The rest of O' Keefe's defense lies in still not understanding why unwanted "seduction," on a boat, under false pretenses, while being secretly filmed, might not just be considered harmless fun.After all, as all liberal reporters do, she was trying to “seduce” (a metaphor) me so she could get more for her story.It would be fun, I thought, to turn the tables in jest.

If you were to roam through my personal emails there are many outrageous plans, some parts of which I may approve of in principal with an “I like it” in an email thread.

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Conservative provocateur James O' Keefe hasn't done much worth crowing about since he took down ACORN with misleadingly edited secret videotapes. He got arrested for trying to sneak into a senator's office under false pretenses.

In my version, the reporter was never going to be placed in a threatening situation.

She would have had to consent before being filmed and she was not going to be faux “seduced” unless she wanted to be.