B_VinylBoy
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I think Edwards' wife would catagorize his activity a little differently than 'sexual activity'. I think there may have been a vow taken between the two sometime on their wedding day.
Again, that's a personal issue that should not discredit one's overall knowledge or self worth. Adultery is not a federal crime.
Does Eliot Spitzer qualify tho? He built his entire career (the one that his dad bought for him) by taking down prostitution rings and making public personal attacks on NYC executives. The whole while he is wiring tens of thousands of dollars all across the eastern seaboard nailing teenage prostitutes, then zipping his dick back in and heading to court to take down another prostitution ring and attack the personal lives of high profile business leaders. In fact, if he hadn't been caught, he'd probably be on the democratic ticket right now.
I doubt Eliot Spitzer would have been a viable candidate for VP. He didn't have a chance in hell of winning the presidency, and that was even before the scandal leaked out.
You do seem to like pointing out some of the Dems who were sexually deviant? How about I return the favor. Top Five Republican Gay Sex Scandals Badmouth
1. Mark Foley
U.S. Representative
(September 28, 2006)
The Crime: Sending sexually laced, gramatically challenged instant messages and e-mails to teenaged boys in the Congressional page program for more than 10 years.
The Hypocrisy: Chairman of the House Caucus on Missing and Exploited Children. One of the foremost opponents of child pornography in the Senate.
2. Ted Haggard
Leader of the National Association of Evangelicals
(November 2006)
The Crime: Paying male prostitutes for sex and snorting crystal meth.
The Hypocrisy: A powerful force in the evangelical movement, Haggard participated in weekly meetings with President George Bush and top advisors where he gave spiritual advice. He taught that homosexuality was an abomination and actively lobbied against gay rights.
3. Larry Craig
U.S. Senator
Senate Liason for Mitt Romney’s Presidential Campaign
(June 11, 2007)
The Crime: Soliciting sex from an undercover cop in an airport bathroom
The Hypocrisy: Craig twice voted against adding the words “sexual orientation” to the federal hate crimes law. Craig also voted to give states the right to refuse to recognize gay marriage–a right they already had, but the Senator wanted to really, really prove he didn’t like gay people.
4. Bob Allen
Member of the Florida House of Representatives
Florida Chairman of John McCain’s Presidential Campaign
(July 11, 2007)
The Crime: Offering an undercover cop $20 to allow Allen to blow him in a men’s room in a public park. After being arrested, Allen tried to explain that he only offered to blow the cop because the cop was a “burly black man” and he “didn’t want to become a statistic.”
The Hypocrisy: Allen was one of 21 Florida legislators to sign Gov. Jeb Bush’s friend-of-the-court brief supporting the state’s ban on gays adopting children, and he co-sponsored an unsuccessful bill that would have enhanced penalties for “offenses involving unnatural and lascivious acts” such as indecent exposure.
5. Glenn Murphy Jr.
National Chairman of the Young Republicans
Chairman of the Clark County Republican Party
(July 28, 2007)
The Crime: Murphy got a fellow Young Republican drunk and then spent the night at his house. The other young man woke up in the middle of the night to find Murphy giving him mouth-to-penis resuscitation. After this incident, a 1998 sexual battery report came to light in which Murphy was alleged to have done the exact same thing.
The Hypocrisy: Murphy was a well-paid political consultant for Republican candidates and often advised them to use gay marriage as a wedge issue to paint their opponents as out of touch with traditional values.
The craziest thing of all... this is all within a year. And I didn't even have to dig in the history vaults to mention Rush Limbaugh's addiction to Oxy-Contin or Jimmy Bakker's affair with Jessica Hahn. But hey, they are the role models we should be looking up to, right? :wink:
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