[Antoninus]

It’ll probably stop, when people get over their Puritan ethic.

Let me get this straight--expecting a man to 1.) be faithful to his wife, 2.) not abandon his post to have sex with some dame in a foreign country, 3.) have no qualms about doing so over Father's Day weekend when your own kids are sitting at home, is now considered "Puritanical?"

Whatever political party or religious group you belong to, I want no parts of it.

[DakotaRed]

Let me get this straight--expecting a man to 1.) be faithful to his wife, 2.) not abandon his post to have sex with some dame in a foreign country, 3.) have no qualms about doing so over Father's Day weekend when your own kids are sitting at home, is now considered "Puritanical?"

Whatever political party or religious group you belong to, I want no parts of it.

Apparently, voters in the country want no part a GOP that is an extension of someone's church.

Then again, wasn't there someone who said something along the lines of, "let he who is without sin, cast the first stone?"

There is a reason church and politics are separated.

[stuartcr]

You should ask the author of #5 what he was talking about, as that is the comment I was responding to.