Rep. LaTourette (R-Ohio) says he wants a divorce after admitting to D.C. affair

The Hill ^ | October 28, 2003 | Albert Eisele

[ppaul]

A "Real Man"

Congressman LaTourette used his "Grape Dogs" recipe several years ago at a "Real Men Can Cook" contest for a charity in Lake County, Ohio and won. He says Grape Dogs are a crowd-pleasing appetizer at tailgate and cocktail parties, and also says the tangy sauce is delicious with meatballs.

Ingredients

2 bottles of Heinz chili sauce
One 8-ounce jar grape jelly
2 packages of hotdogs, sliced into 3/4 to 1-inch pieces. Mini, bite-sized hot dogs can also be used.

Heat chili sauce in a medium sauce pan until boiling. Blend in the jelly and stir in two packages of your favorite, sliced hot dogs. Simmer on low heat for 20 minutes. Serve warm on toothpicks. Grape dogs can also be prepared in a crock pot.

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[bonfire]

Don't laugh now...that recipe is really delicious. Even better for meatballs.

[ppaul]

Don't laugh now...that recipe is really delicious. Even better for meatballs.

Apparently, his grape weinie recipe worked its magic on an unnamed Washington lobbyist, eh?

[bonfire]

Well, I have about 3 witty retorts....but if I post them, I'll be banned!! lol Use your imagination!

[kcvl]

he is a member of the Committee on Standards of Official Consult, which is widely known as the Ethics Committee

[Lancey Howard]

lifetime is a 69, 2001 was a 72.

That's about all I need to know. This punk was/is not a real Republican.
Buh-bye, Stevie.

[utahagen]

My guess is that she used to know where he was living (or where he said he was living), but now suspects he's living with the girlfriend. I think this woman is a sympathetic figure.

[GO65]

That's about all I need to know. This punk was/is not a real Republican

I think RINO was the appropriate term. :-)