is not all Republicans. Many, but not all.

No wife for him to lay the blame on.

As did he.

They both benefited from the stolen money, and they both knew their legitimate income would not cover the vacations, etc. So they are both responsible.

claims he's innocent and blamed the wife because she handled their finances. His first excuse, 'the deep state was out to get him' wasn't working.

He's disgusting imo.

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true that she made all the decisions to steal the money (which I do not believe), he's still culpable. He benefited. He knew they could not afford their spending so he had to know there was stolen money, and where it came from.

So it is a ridiculous excuse, just as stupid as the deep state excuse.

Hell even their kids did it.

If they're appalled at him blaming his wife it's only because a good old boy should defend his wife against the onslaught.

But his defense in court is going to be "the wife did it and made me do it."

Only it's not going to work because he did it with a handful of other witnesses, and they'll be asked "was that a campaign event?" and will be forced to tesfify "no."

And repeal these job-killing laws and regulations that are stifling the small congressman and making him less competitive.

Republicans have a long history of dissing their wives. Newt Gingrich, Mark Foley, Vitter, Sanford, and tons of others, of course, Donald Trump heads the list.

Bob McDonnell in Va did the same to his wife.

He even suggested that she cheated on him with his best briber, I mean donor.

...they would turn on him, too. They only get appalled when forced to be appalled.