[OK, you think the Ten Commandments are so peachy? Get ready to be scored against them.]
And therein may even yet lay a snare for Roy, if he doesn’t loosen up a bit. For one thing, it’s overly grandiose to presume that the famous Ten are the basis of any secular law. They are a superset.
More applicable in this regard is something known as the Noahide Law. Respect towards God was expected, but frank belief and love not commanded. Certain other things were expected. And that’s it.
Roy seems to have passed the no-adultery test just fine, at least externally, and with a charitable view about his formerly divorced wife.
But his enemies won’t quit there, even after he is elected. They will keep stepping up to test, test, test him.
No one passes the 10 Commandments. We are all guilty. That’s why we need a savior; his name is Christ the Lord.