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To: magellan

Of course she was the doctor’s mistress. Lived in his house, on his money. He took her abroad on expensive travels, bought her a piano and paid for her lessons, clothes and food. Most of his money came from abortions and Karen knew it and didn’t care. I guess she was much less Catholic then *grin*

Well, she was poor, he had money, that fills the 42 years difference in age .

When Rick met her, he knew all about her relation with the abortionist, and didn’t care either; I guess he wasn’t such a staunch Catholic at the time either.

As for the marriage to be intact, I don’t know and I don’t care. What gets on my nerves is Rick throwing it in our faces at each occasion.


150 posted on 03/14/2012 10:08:39 AM PDT by Marguerite (When I'm good, I am very, very good. But! When I'm bad, I'm even better)
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To: Marguerite
"Of course she was the doctor's mistress."

From Merriam-Webster:

mistress (n): a woman other than his wife with whom a married man has a continuing sexual relationship

The doctor was divorced and not married for the duration of his relationship with Miss Garver.

Santorum admits he was pro-choice until he started to explore running for congress.

There is no pure conservative in this race. However, claiming Santorum's wife was the mistress of, or had an affair with, a doctor suggests she had a relationship with the doctor while the doctor was married or while she was married. This is deceptive.

I personally don't like Rick Sanctimonious--I mean Santorum. I voted for Ginrich. But I cannot stand debating irrelevant past personal relationships of spouses before they married the candidate.

158 posted on 03/14/2012 10:35:44 AM PDT by magellan
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