[Sudetenland]

The question is irrelevant. I am not a public servant, I do not put myself forward as a representative of the Party and the people. If I had it would not have placed the Republican Party in greater jeopardy.

You argue like a Liberal vis a vis if a person is not perfect, then they have no right to question the actions of another...it is a false premise. Expecting perfection or silence is a straw argument. Liberals love to use that argument and do so all of the time...maybe you are on the wrong forum.

The only question is, did he do wrong (yes) and if so how should Conservatives respond?

In answer to your question, it's none of your business whether I did or didn't. I'm certainly not going to indulge your prurient interest by answering.

[jveritas]

The only question is, did he do wrong (yes) and if so how should Conservatives respond?

According to the Bible yes he did, as I do five or six time a week, how about this for a confession, I am a fornicator and a sinner. However I do not look for sexual moral behavior ideals in a politician I look for them to cut my taxes, fight socialism, keep our national security strong, and preserve the life of the unborn.

The conservatives should read the Bible if they want to learn about moral sexual behavior but they should not look to learn this from a politician. We will judge our politicians based on the stuff that I mentioned in the previous paragraph.