New Orleans prostitute had a "four-month relationship" with Vitter -- and she's doing a press conference about it

Tomorrow, a former prostitute is going to tell us all about her "relationship" with David Vitter, the Senator from Louisiana. Depending on the details, this revelation should get Vitter another standing ovation from his Senate colleagues:

A former New Orleans prostitute who says she had an affair with Sen. David Vitter has passed a lie-detector test and will provide details of the four-month relationship at a press conference Tuesday, according to Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt.

Wendy Cortez, whose real name is Wendy Ellis, says she had a sexual relationship with Vitter, R-La., in 1999, when he was a state legislator.

Copies of the results of Cortez's polygraph test, which she took at Flynt's request, will be provided to reporters at the news conference at Flynt's office in Beverly Hills, Calif., Hustler said in a news release Monday.

Vitter spokesman Joel Digrado wouldn't comment on the Flynt news conference. In an e-mail, Digrado said, "Sen. Vitter and his wife have addressed all of this very directly. The senator is focused on important Louisiana priorities like the water resources bill and the Iraq debate."

Interesting that Katrina recovery and rebuilding New Orleans aren't "important Louisiana priorities" for Vitter. But, he does have other things to worry about.