"Don't ask, don't tell" policy would be appropriate for Presidential

Raven

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Fri Aug-08-08 03:57 PM
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"Don't ask, don't tell" policy would be appropriate for Presidential

races. I don't condone cheating on your spouse but I think it's none of our business. We are all human and we all have done things that we are ashamed of. The difference between us and the folks who run for office is that their failings get paraded around for all to see.

A few sayings come to mind..."he who is without blame, cast the first stone"

"People is glass houses...."

Anyway, I'm very annoyed that John Edwards lied. He can answer to me for that but, for his infidelity, he'll need to answer to Elizabeth.

Having an affair does not blunt the force of John Edwards' words about what needs to change in this Country...they remain valuable no matter what.

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anonymous171

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1. John McCain had an affair and he's still running.

Tell all your friends.

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