Oops, that's my number (Senator Vitter)[MULTI-MERGED]

bienv said

When Clinton comes clean about his marital infidelity and publically apologizes for it, then I will forgive him. He revealed and admitted that he had lied under oath. He was charged with perjury and impeached. I beleive that he should have been removed from office, but he wasn't, and that's a done issue.

If Vitter is guilty of committing a crime, then he should do his time. I am not part of the law-enforcement process that would determine whether or not he is guilty, so I will treat him as innocent until he is found guilty.

Clinton's marital infidelity is none of my business as long as it doesn't take place in the White House. As far as I am concerned, what happens in the White House is an issue of national security, and as an American citizen I demand that that security not be compromised, especially by the sexual wantonness of the President of the United States.

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Actually, not satisfied - I asked for immediate reaction, not later reflection. Immediate reaction of the news was well before any perjury occurred (and though I dont recall) probably before we knew it was in the white house. So I am asking about immediate response.

And as for the in the White House deal, I've never gotten that one. One, I don't think it's a national security issue - a national disgrace perhaps, but not national security. And he's the president. They can't go to the Sugar Bowl Suites Motel or the Canal Street Brothel. They live, eat, sleep, go bowling, and go to the movies all in the White House. End of story. It is either in the White House or not at all. Where do you think JFK and Marilyn Monroe where getting it on? And any of the other presidents rumored to have had affairs (including FDR, Harding and others)? I think the White House deal is just another think to get fired up about.