These two statements are contradictory:
—Ms. Donella, who said she is not a Democrat and “not a part of any political machine,” said she had hoped to remain anonymous when she came forward with her story about her interaction with Mr. Cain. After her name was included in a news story on the Cain sexual harassment allegations, she decided to speak to “America’s Morning News” and also did a Wednesday morning interview on ABC.—
And this:
“I didn’t ask for 15 minutes of fame. I certainly didn’t want 15 minutes of fame like this...”
Based on the first quote, I can only respond to the second quote thusly, “The hell you didn’t.”
Isn’t this the woman who had to pay for her own dinner including an expensive bottle of wine?
"I was thinking more like a one hour mini-drama, and lot's of money."
Stupid woman. If I went to the press every time I had “a feeling,” about something or someone, I’d be in front of the cameras every day. You either have a real story to report or you keep your intuitions to yourself. Now she’s stuck with the fame she’s got.