After telling various tabloids about a tape that supposedly shows Vice President Joe Biden's 27-year-old daughter Ashley snorting cocaine, the attorney has quit representing the tape's seller. RadarOnline reports that D.C. lawyer Tom Dunlap "said he did not want to be involved due to circumstances surrounding the publicity of the matter." Good thinking, since the publicity has broken out after he showed RadarOnline, the NY Post and the National Enquirer snippets of the tape! It's unclear whether the woman who looks like Biden on the tape was aware she was being filmed. The seller had hoped to get $2 million, but will apparently settle for $400,000. The VP and his wife haven't commented about their daughter, but the Post did get one from a Tulane classmate who bailed her out of jail for a 1999 pot arrest (she was not convicted): Ashley Biden "was a hot freshman that every guy wanted to be with... Everybody at Tulane knew that she was a party girl. She wore some pretty short shorts -- a lot." more ›

Representatives for Radar Online, the National Enquirer and the NY Post have seen a video of a woman who, per Radar, "clearly resembles Ashley Biden, 27"—daughter of Vice President Joe Biden—"snorting several lines of cocaine.On the tape a man cuts up five lines of what is said to be cocaine. The woman who the seller says is Ashley then jokes with the man that the lines aren’t big enough." The video was shown by a lawyer representing a man who wishes to sell the tape, allegedly shot last year; the Post says it was shown "about 90 seconds of 43-minute tape" and told "it was legally obtained and that Biden was aware she was being filmed" (the lawyer referred to how Biden acknowledges the filmmaker). However, Radar reports that Biden was filmed without her knowledge. The filmmaker had wanted $2 million for the tape, but then, based on much lower offers, is willing to sell the tape for $400,000. The NY tab points out that Biden's dad coined the term "Drug Czar" in his crusade against drugs but adds, "The Post refused to pay for the video." more ›