, 3 August 2008 (UTC) 

 :Which two are related? "has avoided" = Afterward, he avoided waiting reporters, exiting through a side area used by the kitchen staff at Washington's historic Hotel Monaco. Edwards emerged near the rear of the hotel with two men. When approached by a reporter, Edwards said, "Can't do it now, I'm sorry" and quickly walked past. Asked about the Beverly Hilton, Edwards said "sorry" and got into a waiting car with the other men. Asked twice more to address the Enquirer story, Edwards was silent until the car doors closed. This isn't an undue weight for the reasons I outlined above even if you declare it so. (I declare, therefore it is?). The problem with the birth certificate was certainly not an undue weight problem  you stretch its application beyond its intent.  Who exactly is the "accuser" here? The journalist? Really? It is your point-of-view that this implies he is lying but which part of "avoiding the press" implies he is lying? He has avoided the press. That is well established and reliably sourced. I understand you don't want it but why then did you approve (by inaction) the much more poorly sourced NE allegations (the U.K. cites were crap)? 02:22