We've seen this story before.
Reporters ask a presidential candidate about drug use.
If there's no flat denial, the wiggling begins. President Clinton fielded questions about smoking marijuana while first running for the White House in 1992. Soon after, voters elected Clinton president, although the snickering never stopped. Now, Texas Gov. George W. Bush finds himself in a similar line of fire as reporters pelt him with questions about vague rumors of sniffing cocaine or using other illegal drugs in the past. So far, the leading GOP presidential contender stops short of offering a flat denial.