[CAluvdubya]

Right, that is the kind of answer I expected. There is no way you rage on one candidate for an alleged affair (though based on everything I have read I am betting there is somethi g to the story) and not rage on another one who has already admitted to doing the same thing.

It's more than just an affair. You do realize that Cruz's PAC gave Fiorina's PAC (run by one of the alleged Cruz women) the sum of $500,000? When campaign's 'buy out' other campaign's debt, they don't do it through a PAC.

Also, Cruz's campaign manager is the one that bought the rights to the Melania GQ nude photo and, oops, it happened to end up in the hands of Cruz's PAC. That's illegal. They can't communicate.

This is more sordid than just a simple affair.

[Roos_Girl]

Hah, well, I wouldn’t call an affair ‘simple’. I’ve read about the other two things you mentioned. I am ignorant on most campaign law. Like I said, at the time of the Florida primary I made my decision based on who I thought was the most conservative candidate, with the most conservative track record and (again) was the lesser of the evils to choose from.