Boy, among the three people that responded to me , I see a real talent for the selective pulling of quotes. It’s almost like you didn’t read the rest of what I said, which answers the quotes you DID pull and rhetorically questioned. Sometimes I wonder what kind of gradeschool forum I wandered into. For one thing, I already SAID it bothered me that he claimed not to be gay, and that in effect is what you’re calling for with the demand to “plead guilty”. This is a married man, pal, and as such he may have a little more to hide, than, say, Barney Frank.
Then he shouldn't be a U.S. Senator!
Is that too hard to grasp, that a Senator should be honest as well as moral?
So, if he didn't have anything to hide he should have not pled guilty, if he did, he should resign and not continue to embarass the State he was elected to represent.