[Perdogg]

Unfortunately, the voters don’t care. This is political russian-roulette to even talk about this.

[justlurking]

I agree, this is pointless.

Infidelity is only important if it's a Republican.

[PapaBear3625]

The people who didn’t care about Clinton’s affairs will not care about Obama’s. Unless good evidence can be found that he used tax money to support his mistress, it will be a non-starter. Even then, it will be a non-starter with most people who are leaning Obama.

[Publius6961]

Unfortunately, the voters don’t care. This is political russian-roulette to even talk about this.

We're already playing russian roulette, allowing the 'Rats to make the rules, and allowing the MSM to set the tone of the election dialogues.

I say go for it. Anybody brave enough to go to Martinique and start turning over rocks?

I have to laugh every time the sanctimonious 'Rats keep hopping up and down in faux outrage and demanding that the Republicans take the high road, while their 527s and unattributed flying monkeys spew a steady stream of "scandals", real, imagined and invented about the Republican candidates, our present president, our past presidents and members of congress from as long as 30 years ago...

Give me a break!

[kesg]

I agree. This kind of stuff will go nowhere.

[Lexinom]

It's serious from a character standpoint. From a political standpoint, there is indeed the risk of backlash per your insinuation.

With all the other shady activity surrounding this character, incl. matters of national security concern (Odinga anyone?), there's no reason to go pedal-to-the-medal on the Vera Baker flap.