[wagglebee]

While 90 percent admit that adultery is morally wrong, according to a Time-CNN poll, 50 percent say that President Bill Clinton's morals are "about the same as the average married man."

These are the 50 percent who will vote for predators like Klintoon no matter what, this is BJ's legacy and it shows.

[wagglebee]

Ping.

[cyborg]

master of the obvious ping

[Trust but Verify]

I agree with you. I cannot imagine a scenario where I would even be tempted to cheat on my husband. Not only is it WRONG, it would be the ultimate betrayal. I could never do that to him.

I'm sure he feels the sameway.

[vetvetdoug]

I have definite convictions about adultery; the spouse that commits adultery should be executed. Period.

[DTogo]

A flash light with constantly drained batteries can never shine.

[Fierce Allegiance]

One of the above keywords is mine. Can you guess which one? </rhetorical question>

[Jaysun]

Having an affair simply doesn't carry the social stigma that it once did.

Therein lies the problem. The left works hard to end the shame associated with any number of issues for that very reason. I say we should embrace disgrace!

[Publius Valerius]

Psychologists cite subjective issues like loss of love and feelings of alienation. Certainly the media pressure of our sex-saturated society is a significant influence. But a major factor is the easy availability of cheap and plentiful Internet pornography.

Yeah, no one had affairs before tv and the Internet. Please.

[Eagle Eye]

It's rather dishonets to link internet porn as the causal facotor for affairs. Obviously people had affairs before the internet and do so in the absence of the internet.

They might as well have linked obesity to internet porn.

[Dark Skies]

While 90 percent admit that adultery is morally wrong...

Don't forget that adulterers don't necessarily approve of what they do. The way Jesus defined adultery (a matter of the heart and imagination), we are all adulterers...except for that dull few.

And Salvation pulls us out of that mire of conceit. And Salvation heals us from that and a million other diseases.

Ain't that a shower on the parade of the self-righteousness of the non-adulterers.

[kstewskis]

according to a Time-CNN poll, 50 percent say that President Bill Clinton's morals are "about the same as the average married man."

If this were the case, I'd have absolutely no interest of ever marrying. The very thought of adultery makes me want to vomit.

But considering the source (Time-CNN), and the readers who answered the poll, these results do not surprise me.

[doug from upland]

Time-CNN poll, 50 percent say that President Bill Clinton's morals are "about the same as the average married man."
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People are astoundingly stupid. Married men are rapists, huh? They use law enforcement officials to lure a young employee into a room, drop trow, ask for a sexual act, and then play with themselves in front of her when she doesn't comply. They use law enforcement personnel to facilitate sexual encounters with hundreds of women. They use their position in the workplace to create an atmosphere where, if someone complies, she gets top secret clearance at the Pentagon and gets to play hide the cigar. Yeah, that's your average married guy.

[najida]

I think it goes deeper to the core of all human behaviors. There was a time when a person's word was his bond. Where you kept promises, stayed loyal, remained true. Not just in marriage, but in everything you did.

If people behave badly in everything they do, then marriage will suffer likewise.

[Cautor]

It's AL GORE's fault for inventing the Internet. But will the MSM hold him to account? What do you think?

[Ostlandr]

Call me old fashioned, but when I stand up before God and a church full of witnesses and give my sacred word of honor, I keep it.
To do anything else would be dishonorable.

Yeah, I've had my chances- temptation comes wrapped in the prettiest packages- but even such a prize won't buy my honor.
It is soooo easy to cross that line. Every natural instinct says it's right, natural and a matter of life and death (or maybe more important than that.)
If I were weak willed and without honor, I don't think I could have resisted.

[Dust in the Wind]

"50 percent say that President Bill Clinton's morals are "about the same as the average married man.""

Not the ones I am involved with. Bill Clinton, moraly average? Ha.

[Coleus]

Thy shall not commit adultery

Till death do us part.

All we have to do is follow God's plan, He knows what's best for us and our families.

[thoughtomator]

Clinton legacy ping

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

There wouldn't be adultery if women would quit playing games when it's time to do the nitty-gritty, complaining about "headaches" or that their favorite character died on the soap opera.

[Coleus]

The Importance of the Family