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	Jessica Cutler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jessica Cutler (born May 18, 1978) is a former congressional intern and journalist who ran a blog called the Washingtonienne concerning her sex life, which resulted in a scandal on Capitol Hill after her identity was revealed.
		In Spring 2004 she caused a stir by posting details about her often kinky promiscuous sexual activities with older men, some of them married, whom she met while working for U.S. Senator R.
		In June 2005, Robert Steinbuch, who says that he is the lover Cutler referred to as "RS" on her blog, filed a lawsuit against her, seeking over $75,000 in damages.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Washingtonienne (279 words)

	The Irish Trojan’s Blog » Ah, sleaze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I have thus far resisted discussing the “Washingtonienne” sexblog scandal because, hey, this is a family website.
		She was the one, in fact, who outed Washingtonienne and, albeit unintentionally, got her fired.
		Washingtonienne’s blog no longer exists at its original location, but it has been archived here.
	www.brendanloy.com /blog/archives/013448.html (970 words)

	The New York Times > Magazine > Phenomenon: Your Blog or Mine?
		In the blog, Washingtonienne, a Capitol Hill employee, used a Senate computer to post intimate details about her experience sleeping with six different men, some of whom were paying for her favors.
		Washingtonienne listed her partners by their initials and occupations, from the married ''Chief of Staff at one of the gov agencies, appointed by Bush'' to her current boyfriend, a fellow Senate staff member.
		Praising Washingtonienne for her candor and honesty (''You go, girl!''), Wonkette identified her as Jessica Cutler, a 26-year-old mail sorter for Senator Mike DeWine, an Ohio Republican, who promptly fired her from her $25,000-a-year job.
	www.nytimes.com /2004/12/19/magazine/19PHENOM.html?ei=5090&en=0f68277267a43d84&ex=1261198800&partner=rssuserland&pagewanted=print&position= (2764 words)

	AlterNet: MediaCulture: The Adolescent Mind of Washingtonienne
		This cash-dispensing, anal sex-loving crew will presumably be fleshed out, so to speak, in The Washingtonienne's upcoming eponymous novel, for which she recently received a reported six-figure advance (from HyperionDisney, that avatar of family values).
		What with the hubbub about the 26-year-old Cutler and her sexcapades, I decided a read-through would be in order, and I curled up the other day with the blog and a martini in a state of high anticipation.
		The more press that was generated about Washingtonienne, the more readers wanted to know, and the more press was generated, and the more readers wanted to know.
	www.alternet.org /mediaculture/20243 (1900 words)

	The Conjecturer » Blog Archive » Interviews with Washingtonienne
		Washingtonienne comes across as a touch flippant (is she seriously like a year older than I?), and Wonkette is very forceful.
		The depths that I had to go to to figure out WTF you were talking about say it all.
		But not, Washingtonienne is a thoroughly meanginless story that just happens to serve as a welcome distraction from prison abuse and a boring presidential campaign.
	www.conjecturer.com /weblog/index.php?p=1320 (298 words)

	The Media Drop: The Washingtonienne's latest news
		She was the Capitol Hill staffer who wrote about her sexual exploits with other staffers, mostly her senior, on a blog archived here.
		Well, as it turns out that she's back in the news nowadays just as her book, The Washingtonienne, is hitting the streets - but it's not really about the book that she's being talked about, it's her old blog.
		Cutler is being sued for revealing certain sexual habits of one of her partners, who were generally referred to by initials only - but suspicions of which initials represented which real live people have culminated in at least one successful guess, which is where the lawsuit comes in.
	www.themediadrop.com /archives/003771.php (251 words)

	Reason: Meretrixocracy: Washingtonienne's hard-earned rise to the middle
		A young Capitol Hill staffer writing under the pseudonym of "The Washingtonienne," Cutler chronicled her paid and unpaid sexcapades with several men—one of whom was allegedly a married Bush appointee.
		The novel does have its moments, but it never reaches the entertainment value of her brief blog—the archive of which is still available online and has the added advantage of being free of charge.
		As an addition to the post-Bridget Jones chick-lit genre, The Washingtonienne is short on the crucial ingredient of grrl power: It's unlikely historians of feminism will ever look back at Cutler's justification for engaging in degrading sex—"If a woman did it herself, she was in control"—as a high point in empowerment.
	www.reason.com /hod/mk061505.shtml (997 words)

	Jeff Quinton - Backcountry Conservative: Washingtonienne sued by Dewine staffer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It seems that Steinbuch, 37, was put off by Cutler's recap of the duo's sexual activities as well as his preference for spanking (among other things).
		Though Cutler, pictured at right, posted under the Washingtonienne pseudonym, her identity became known when DeWine canned her for improperly using Senate computers (and while only referred to by the initials "RS" on Cutler's blog, Steinbuch's identity was an open secret).
		In his complaint--which does not specify a monetary damages--Steinbuch notes that, "It is one thing to be manipulated and used by a lover, it is another thing to be cruelly exposed to the world." For her part, the 26-year-old Cutler recovered quite nicely from her firing, landing a six-figure book deal and posing for Playboy.
	www.jquinton.com /archives/002856.html (208 words)

	Jessica Cutler
		It had to happen: A respectable New York literary agency is interested in seeing a book proposal from Jessica "Washingtonienne" Cutler, the 24-year-old Senate aide fired last week for writing "offensive material" at work -- i.e., her explicit diary of sexual encounters with six men -- and posting it on the Internet.
		When staffers in the office of Mike DeWine, the conservative GOP senator from Ohio for whom she worked, were alerted to her "blog" (short for Weblog) - called the "Washingtonienne" - she was unceremoniously fired from her $25,000 job sorting mail.
		Cutler, who used the pseudonym Washingtonienne claimed in her blog that she was paid for having sex with the chief of staff at a federal agency.
	kellyanncollins.com /jessica_cutler_blog.htm (7119 words)

	BuckeyeSenate: "crazy in the head, crazy in the bed" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jessica Cutler of Washingtonienne renown was kind enough to speak to us last night, and answer some of our fawning questions.
		Washingtonienne : No, I shook hands with him on my first day and that was it.
		Washingtonienne : I wasn't officially fired until a few days later but I was screamed at by Anne O'Donnell.
	www.buckeyesenateblog.com /2005/10/crazy_in_the_he.html (709 words)

	USATODAY.com - Romance writers elect to ignore Washington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This was probably not the time to bring up the amendment she desperately needed on his alternative minimum tax bill...
		She brought the Washingtonienne diary to a huge cyber-audience by linking it a year ago on her own gossipy Web log, Wonkette.com.
		The Washingtonienne is a graphic walk on that tawdry side of Washington.
	www.usatoday.com /life/books/news/2005-06-08-chick-lit-dc_x.htm (1230 words)

	Jessica Cutler Pictures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Washingtonienne: I definitely don't feel like I should have to run out of town.
		Washingtonienne: Yeah, but that picture doesn't look like me! I've grown up since then.
		Washingtonienne: [Laughs] I think any advice I have should be self-evident from my blog.
	washingtonienne.4vid.com /jessica-cutler/pictures/jessica-cutler.html (1061 words)

	Political Wire: Return of Washingtonienne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Washingtonienne) was at a photo shoot yesterday, and it wasn't for Playboy, Roll Call reports.
		A recent Washington Post review of Cutler's novel, The Washingtonienne, says it "is proof positive that the book industry, when it sniffs the rich aroma of profit, can fling aside its 18th-century ways and boogie with the big boys."
		If you missed reading Political Wire for the last few days, check our quick summary of the last 30 days of political news.
	politicalwire.com /archives/2005/05/26/return_of_washingtonienne.html (257 words)

	Keyword (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Writing under the nom de plume "Washingtonienne", Cutler last year briefly kept an X-rated online diary of her simultaneous relationships with up to six men around town, including an unidentified Bush...
		Writing under the nom de plume "Washingtonienne," Cutler last year briefly kept an X-rated on-line diary of her simultaneous relationships with up to six men around town, including an...
		Washingtonienne listed her partners by their initials and occupations, from the married ''Chief of Staff at one of the gov agencies, appointed by Bush'' to her...
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/keyword?k=washingtonienne (928 words)

	I Am Pariah » Watching The Washingtonienne
		It was written by an anonymous entry-level staffer who worked in the office of a Republican Senator on Capitol Hill.
		Dubbing herself Washingtonienne, the blogger wrote about her sexual exploits, which included carrying on active sexual relationships with six men.
		Last week Wonkette outed the Washingtonienne as Jessica Cutler, 24 year old Syracuse graduate and Staff Assistant to Senator Michael Dewine (R-Ohio).
	www.iampariah.com /blog/2004/05/watching-the-washingtonienne (458 words)

	» Washingtonienne sued by Republican staffer The Blog Herald: more blog news more often
		A staff attorney for Republican Senator Michael DeWine has filed suit against Jessica Cutler, aka Washingtonienne, for the publication of their sexual relationship on her blog last year.
		In a clase of 15 minutes of fame, Cutler’s blog become the talk of Washington due to its sordid detail on her sex life with Government employees.
		Washingtonienne is being sued about a year after her expose about her relationships with several staffers in Washington DC
	www.blogherald.com /2005/05/19/washingtonienne-sued-by-republican-staffer (409 words)

	MemeFirst: Neologism of the week: Staff ass
		I just wonder what F, the chief of staff appointed by Bush at a federal agency who gave her $400 during a "long lunch", thinks about being called a nobody.
		(Washingtonienne wouldn't refer to her john by his last name, would she?)
		Update 2004-05-23: As promised, Washingtonienne, AKA Jessica Cutler, gets her picture in the Washington Post (and on Wonkette).
	www.memefirst.com /000525.html (335 words)

	TalkLeft: Sen. Mike DeWine Reviewing Whether to Fire Washingtonienne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		She has been mercilessly obsessing on the Washingtonienne scandal.
		Washingtonienne is a staffer of Ohio Republican Senator Mike DeWine who published her sexploits on her now defunct weblog.
		These included an older man, a co-worker with whom she was involved in an "office sex scandal"; and a married Bush appointee who also gave her money.
	talkleft.com /new_archives/006586.html (479 words)

	Jessica Cutler Online
		I will not be swayed by her blog entries about the contest no matter how real her bribes might be.
		The Washingtonienne felt less like reading a novel and more like having drinks and dish with your friend's slutty cousin on a wild night out.
		Instead of "Washingtonienne," it's "Capitolette." And there's no Jessica Cutler character: Capitolette is a "whole-cloth invention" of the protagonist, a Senate aide who fucks married dudes.
	www.jessicacutleronline.com (4542 words)

	Wizbang
		posted by The Washingtonienne at 5:32 PM And thus Washingtonienne, the blog, was born.
		Jessica, as The Washingtonienne, would tell her stories of meeting boys (or more precisely men acting like boys), and showing off a lot more than her outfits, for an audience of a couple old friends and a few new Hill confidants.
		posted by The Washingtonienne at 4:34 PM Jessica's tales of life, sex, and love were totally entertaining to her friends, but on May 18, 2004 staid Washington (a town where wearing white after Labor Day is a fashion sin) would learn of Jessica's journal and all hell would break loose for the real life Washingtonienne.
	wizbangblog.com /archives/006271.php (2368 words)

	Feld Thoughts
		Amy picked up the Sunday NY Times (great NY Times Magazine this weekend, BTW) and I picked up The Washingtonienne.
		Titillating: The story of The Washingtonienne was reasonably widespread in Washington DC and across the blogosphere in 2004.
		The author – Jessica Cutler – was fired from her job as an low level staffer in Sen. Mike DeWine’s (R-Ohio) office for blogging at work about her personal life.
	www.feld.com /blog/archives/2005/06/book_review_the_7.html (396 words)

	The Media Drop: Washingtonienne: For Real?
		Today I received a message asking if I thought the whole Washingtonienne thing could be a made-up situation.
		A little bit later, I received two other messages and a comment on the same - the comment from The Commissar, who wrote about this theory earlier today.
		I'm not so hot on that idea because I don't see the point and it doesn't seem to be such a "sure thing" as one's 15 minutes goes.
	www.themediadrop.com /archives/000524.php (446 words)

	Wired News: Sex on the Hill
		One more mouse-click and I was staring at "The Washingtonienne" as I had never seen it before: through the eyes of a stranger.
		These things that I had written in such humility for my closest friends were suddenly being read by all sorts of strangers and I couldn't stop them.
		Guessing the identity of The Washingtonienne and her male cohorts might turn into some Capitol Hill parlor game (played via Instant Messenger, of course), but my name would never come up: I was a nobody here.
	www.wired.com /news/culture/0,1284,67708,00.html (555 words)

	Hyphen Blog: Hapa Washingtonienne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I'm talking, of course, about Jessica Cutler, the "refreshingly", frankly shallow senatorial intern who was fired last year for blogging her sexual exploits on the Hill as "The Washingtonienne".
		She's back in the news, her fifteen minutes apparently revivified by the financial needs of the publishing industry, which a year ago gave her a six figure advance for--get this--a novel.
		If you ever needed evidence that the novel as art form is melting into the standards-free morass of unrepentantly fact-unobstructed autobiography, then all you need to read is the surprisingly titled The Washingtonienne.
	www.hyphenmagazine.com /blog/archives/2005/07/hyphenated_wash.html (371 words)

	Washingtonienne Ad Too Hot for Overpriced Trade Publication - Wonkette
		A source at Hyperion tells us that Roll Call solicited (as it were) then rejected an ad for the "Washingtonienne" novel (below), returning the ad to publisher as "'inappropriate' for their audience." Is this a reference to the ad, the book, or the girl?
		We, of course, think the ad is just swell, but we do wonder if -- to judge by the actions described in the book -- the tagline has it exactly backwards....
		Washingtonienne Gets All Up in her Torts [Wonkette]
	www.wonkette.com /politics/hill/washingtonienne-ad-too-hot-for-overpriced-trade-publication-106661.php (156 words)

	Technorati Tag: washingtonienne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I first read about Jessica Cutler selling the television rights for The Washingtonienne to HBO, for a show which Sarah Jessica Parker will produce...
		Apparently, Robert Steinbuch has a problem with the political erectness of the gross invasion of privacy by this...
		[IMG]Republican Robert Steinbuch is suing Jessica Cutler of Washingtonienne fame for "gross invasion of privacy" - Steinbach being one of six Capitol...
	technorati.com /tag/washingtonienne (335 words)

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