WWE has issued a statement to Cageside Seats in response to Tammy Sytch's allegations that she had been treated badly by WWE's former talent rehabilitation assistance program. We're told that in the future "WWE will no longer fund her rehabilitation"
In a new shoot interview for Kayfabe Commentaries, Tammy Sytch claims WWE lost interest in giving her the best rehab treatment money could buy once Linda McMahon lost her U.S. Senate election. After all, she's not a star of Scott Hall's stature!
Linda McMahon is still getting bad publicity in her home state of Connecticut, due to complaints of bounced checks to her New Haven canvassers. The ringleader claims he received condoms in his pay packet for speaking out about the late payments.
Taking a page from the old pro wrestling playbook, Linda did a softball interview with 'Bloomberg Businessweek' earlier today, to start the long hard road in turning herself from hated heel to beloved philanthropic babyface.
Everyone wants Linda McMahon to pack her political ball up and go home, the Connecticut Democrats, her Republican colleagues, the voters, the local media, and even her husband Vince. But Linda doesn't seem to have given up on the dream, just yet.
Last-minute accusations of dirty tricks, Chris Murphy closes with a powerful speech, while Linda McMahon focuses on grass roots efforts to get her voters out in droves tomorrow. We will update this post as more news comes in on election day itself.
A ringing endorsement of Chris Murphy by Barack Obama, while Linda McMahon annoys the general public with new ads that have nothing new to say, should be the final nails in her second $50 million political coffin.
The latest attack by Linda McMahon against her opponent Chris Murphy is that he's anti-woman because he pays the men on his political staff 50% more than women. Yes, this coming from the wrestling CEO that has an even bigger female pay discrepancy!
Linda McMahon has risked alienating her conservative supporters by airing an advertisement encouraging Barack Obama voters to cross the aisle and vote for an independent thinker. Republicans Rob Simmons and Christopher Shays were both disappointed.
Linda McMahon ran WWE -- took advantage of "corporate welfare", according to their favourite local newspaper "The Journal Inquirer".
