[Aussie Dasher]

He’s a conservative Republican. I’m prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt. Besides, we’ve ALL done things we wish we hadn’t...

[mewzilla]

He’s a conservative Republican. I’m prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt. Besides, we’ve ALL done things we wish we hadn’t...

And that kind of thinking is what got Toon elected twice.

Three hundred million Americans in this country and we can't find a few hundred that aren't degenerates?!

[Bainbridge]

This has been alleged for years.
He LIED about it. Said the talk was unfounded, vicious rumors.
He has such an ego that he ignored that fact that the info was out there and would come back to haunt him. He thought( or didn't think) that he could just keep going along, and then pull out the “all have sinned” and "I am so sorry" cards.
Well, if he had an ounce of kindness and humility he would not have put his wife, children and supporters in the position of his being exposed.

[ccmay]

we’ve ALL done things we wish we hadn’t...

True enough, but I've never cheated on my wife, nor have most of the men I know. It's in a whole different category of untrustworthiness.

I would not allow an adulterer to remain in any position of public trust. Never mind the morality, that's not what concerns me. It's the exposure to blackmail, and the proven propensity to betray even the most solemn of oaths. The national security establishment recognizes this, and does not permit adulterers to do so much as sweep the floors in the Pentagon.

I don't think we can slam the likes of Bill Clinton on this, and then not clean our own house when needed. Men who cannot remain faithful to their wives are ALL unfit for public office, and vice versa for that matter.

-ccm