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babylonsister

(170,956 posts)
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:25 AM Feb 2013

SC Gov. Nikki Haley Named As Other Woman In Divorce Case

http://crooksandliars.com/susie-madrak/sc-gov-nikki-haley-named-other-woman-

SC Gov. Nikki Haley Named As Other Woman In Divorce Case
By Susie Madrak


Here's Nikki, denying infidelity rumors three years ago.

I honestly don't care who's cheating with who -- unless that person sets themselves up as some kind of moral arbiter of other people's behavior. So yeah, I'm curious how much fire there is behind this smoke:

S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley is one of three “other women” named in a divorce lawsuit filed in Richland County, S.C. earlier this month.

According to court documents obtained exclusively by FITS, Jennifer Marchant – wife of prominent S.C. State House lobbyist Larry Marchant – is suing her husband for divorce on the grounds of infidelity.


snip//

The lawsuit was filed in Richland County family court on February 6 . A preliminary hearing in the case has been scheduled for 11:00 a.m. on February 20.

Marchant submitted an affidavit in October 2010 - swearing that he and Haley had a one night stand in Salt Lake City, Utah in June 2008.


snip//

“We’ve had representatives go on the record that said we were in a group setting all the time,” Haley told former Columbia, S.C. radio host Keven Cohen at the time.

Other sources who went on the Salt Lake City trip have disputed Haley’s claim, however.

“They left the W lounge together,” one of these sources confirmed to FITS, referring to a dance club located three blocks away from the Marriott hotel where the South Carolina delegation was staying.

Another source also confirmed seeing Haley and Marchant on the corner of Broadway and Southwest Temple streets in downtown Salt Lake City at around 2:25 a.m. as the pair walked back to their hotel room.

Marchant’s affidavit was dismissed at the time by Haley’s lawyers because it was not submitted in connection with a court case. Meanwhile Haley refused to submit an affidavit attesting to her version of events.

“It’s up to them to prove it,” Haley told WSPA TV 7 reporter Robert Kittle. “It’s not up to me to prove that I’m telling the truth. It’s up to them to prove that is true.”


Nikki is famous for saying "women don't care about contraception." Au contraire, Madame Governor. I would guess that if you're running around on your hubby, you care very much about contraception!
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SC Gov. Nikki Haley Named As Other Woman In Divorce Case (Original Post) babylonsister Feb 2013 OP
Are we ever going to evolve past the point where this is an issue? Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #1
I'm all for anything that takes this witch down and am babylonsister Feb 2013 #3
The GOP tries to make morality an issue. We help them with that when we react to their dalliances. Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #4
Maybe it should be an issue. It certainly is babylonsister Feb 2013 #8
I guess I disagree -- it should not be an issue. Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #11
"nail them to the wall for their hypocrisy" ProfessionalLeftist Feb 2013 #20
Exactly. Focus less on the affair and more on the hypocrisy. I'm all for that. Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #32
No, I think it's important to note it. caseymoz Feb 2013 #38
Really? So you just loved the Ken Starr investigation, cigars and all? Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #41
What? paleotn Feb 2013 #48
Read the subthread that I started, and settle down. Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #50
Just a couple of posts Bohunk68 Feb 2013 #67
There is a difference... Sekhmets Daughter Feb 2013 #52
Straw manning, a bit? caseymoz Feb 2013 #62
Running on being morally superior to Democrats and family values lunatica Feb 2013 #12
Then don't argue her shitty morality. aquart Feb 2013 #23
Just a matter of information. Bohunk68 Feb 2013 #68
Really. aquart Feb 2013 #73
Dude, Bohunk68 Feb 2013 #82
All we need to do is help them react to their own dalliances. DFW Feb 2013 #31
It's called exposing their hypocrisy. dorkulon Feb 2013 #33
Nooooo.....It's actually "Calling them out on their HYPOCRISY." WinkyDink Feb 2013 #59
Oh, I so agree! gateley Feb 2013 #29
Thank you so much babylonsister johnnyreb Feb 2013 #54
Hey, neighbor! babylonsister Feb 2013 #55
Welcome to DU, johnnyreb! calimary Feb 2013 #75
Hypocrisy is the issue. hobbit709 Feb 2013 #5
Agreed on all points. And, we should focus entirely on the hypocrisy and ... Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #10
+1 grantcart Feb 2013 #40
infidelity will always be an issue especially if its committed by a woman. xilify Feb 2013 #7
Male or female. It makes no difference. Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #9
especially if it's committed by a governor. spanone Feb 2013 #17
I guess "Hiking The Appalachian Trail" wasn't an issue? hobbit709 Feb 2013 #18
You're right ProudToBeBlueInRhody Feb 2013 #77
Put your foot on their necks every chance you get. trumad Feb 2013 #21
Hell Yeah! cheapdate Feb 2013 #81
Ever heard of Sexually Transmitted Disease? aquart Feb 2013 #22
When religion stops making it an issue. nt valerief Feb 2013 #34
It's a more noble goal to separate religion from politics. Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #35
I totally agree they should be separate issues. HOWEVER: olegramps Feb 2013 #70
The Reasons Are Many DallasNE Feb 2013 #42
Yeah, we hold that shit up as an example of horrible judgment, but ... Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #43
Not as long as the GOP Tea-Nazis fly the flag of Morality and try to dictate.... OldDem2012 Feb 2013 #45
Thank you. Hypocrisy is bad on any side. Bucky Feb 2013 #46
Damn! Somebody who actual understands what I am trying to say. Thank you!! Buzz Clik Feb 2013 #51
Yes, let's call a truce ProudToBeBlueInRhody Feb 2013 #79
Why should we? ljm2002 Feb 2013 #57
when the gop stop making it an issue and then get caught with their hands on the cooke jar Nanjing to Seoul Feb 2013 #84
ruh roh ZRT2209 Feb 2013 #2
k&r.... spanone Feb 2013 #6
Nikki Nikki Nikki SummerSnow Feb 2013 #13
Her Star's Pretty Much Faded... KharmaTrain Feb 2013 #14
Heh. Nt XanaDUer Feb 2013 #15
One of THREE? aquart Feb 2013 #16
Doing it in Utah no less. That's has to be a slap at Mittsy and the Mormons rurallib Feb 2013 #19
How do you figure? I thought they were OK with men having BlueStreak Feb 2013 #25
marrying - got to get married first - even if you already are married. rurallib Feb 2013 #27
Utah should go into partnership with Nevada BlueStreak Feb 2013 #28
I think they're called Utites. Bucky Feb 2013 #47
Unapologetic Schadenfreude. no_hypocrisy Feb 2013 #24
My Feelings, Exactly. (nt) Paladin Feb 2013 #36
Ditto MotherPetrie Feb 2013 #53
my thoughts exactly barbtries Feb 2013 #26
That makes it two in a row Shankapotomus Feb 2013 #30
That motherfucker known as Karma. Hahahahahaha Stinky The Clown Feb 2013 #37
When Floyd Mayweather told Larry Merchant that everyone knew about him and Nikki grantcart Feb 2013 #39
I can see the parodies already bucolic_frolic Feb 2013 #44
Ha ha! Sweet. TwilightGardener Feb 2013 #49
She is screwing the whole state, why should we care about identifying one person?? Angry Dragon Feb 2013 #56
the only real issue here is GOP hypocrisy. TeamPooka Feb 2013 #58
For the TL;DR crowd here's a quick photo version alp227 Feb 2013 #60
heh. bunnies Feb 2013 #61
Another fucking Hypocrital republiCON and their FAKE family Cha Feb 2013 #63
Three Words Why This Story Is Relevant: Sanctity of Marriage Yavin4 Feb 2013 #64
Another Repuke campaigning on "family values" shows their hypocrisy. madinmaryland Feb 2013 #65
Let's not automatically assume that the story is true nxylas Feb 2013 #66
I don't think she is that kind of Indian 1-Old-Man Feb 2013 #69
What kind of Indian is she? nxylas Feb 2013 #71
in this case the Man himself has claimed the Affair with her , it's not just the wife making JI7 Feb 2013 #86
Must be endemic in SC VA_Jill Feb 2013 #72
Republicans generally score high in hypocrisy but low in discretion. Tierra_y_Libertad Feb 2013 #74
Hah jollyreaper2112 Feb 2013 #76
No shock ProudToBeBlueInRhody Feb 2013 #78
What is it About SC Governors jsabrown3 Feb 2013 #80
Another case of do as I say, not as I do? 47of74 Feb 2013 #83
News Flash! People have sex all the time. zorro1 Feb 2013 #85
Righteous SC Rebpulican Chirstians Will Look The Other Way Squaredeal Feb 2013 #87

babylonsister

(170,956 posts)
3. I'm all for anything that takes this witch down and am
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:30 AM
Feb 2013

pretty damned tired of the rethug hypocrisy that seems to be tolerated so well by some .

 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
11. I guess I disagree -- it should not be an issue.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:43 AM
Feb 2013

We spend so much time and energy figuring out who went where with whom and sifting through all the specifics. We're like a bunch of adolescent children who are just discovering sex.

I guess I'd like to see a more mature approach: nail them to the wall for their hypocrisy and let the rest go.

ProfessionalLeftist

(4,982 posts)
20. "nail them to the wall for their hypocrisy"
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:33 AM
Feb 2013

That's exactly the point of bringing attention to Ms. Haley's "dalliance" - to nail her to the wall for her hypocrisy both for her Republican beliefs in general and her assinine statement about contraceptives in particular.

I could care less who sleeps with whom. But when these holier-than-thou pretentious, hypocrite Repukes proselytize to the rest of us about "morality" and "family values" when they themselves are as immoral as anyone else if not moreso (usually moreso), then they need to be brought down upon the sharp edge of their own hypocrisy and whittled to a pile of sawdust with it.

That is the entire point here, not "who slept with whom". Nobody much cares about that - it's the hypocrisy.

caseymoz

(5,763 posts)
38. No, I think it's important to note it.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:44 AM
Feb 2013

Since they make sexual morality the cornerstone of their political platform and agenda, it's important that people know and see how their moralism works in practice. We'll never get them to stop unless they're consistently shamed about it.

The shame doesn't come from the acts themselves, but from the hypocrisy.

paleotn

(17,778 posts)
48. What?
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 12:16 PM
Feb 2013

Why is this so damn hard for you to understand? WE don't get all in a twist about such things, they do. They're the ones who love to taught their superior morality, thus the whole Ken Starr affair.....all the while a certain Idaho senator was hiding his orientation..well, except in airport men's rooms that is. Seriously, what part of HYPOCRISY do you now understand???

 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
50. Read the subthread that I started, and settle down.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 01:19 PM
Feb 2013

I have totally endorsed holding up the hypocrisy.

However, I have also suggested toning down the lurid discussions about the details of the affairs. That, however, is being shouted down. I guess we like talking about extramarital affairs.

Bohunk68

(1,364 posts)
67. Just a couple of posts
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 09:49 AM
Feb 2013

up, you were the one who brought up Starr and cigars and now you're griping about lurid discussions? Take the plank out of your own eye before trying to remove splinters from others.

Sekhmets Daughter

(7,515 posts)
52. There is a difference...
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 01:26 PM
Feb 2013

Clinton never ran as a 'moral' arbiter the way every republican does today. While I understand your desire to get past this fascination with another's sexual behavior, the GOP has made sexuality a major plank in their platform...they must be called out every time someone takes a saw to that plank.

caseymoz

(5,763 posts)
62. Straw manning, a bit?
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:02 PM
Feb 2013

First, Clinton never made "family values" and things like abstinence only education the centerpiece of his policies.

Second, I never brought prosecution into it.

Third, talking about somebody's sex life doesn't bother me, and it seems the only mature thing to do when it's exactly our sex lives are what Conservatives are demanding the right to regulate, due to their righteousness. Avoid the topic, heap shame on it, and you play right into Conservative hands.

lunatica

(53,410 posts)
12. Running on being morally superior to Democrats and family values
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:46 AM
Feb 2013

tends to get these people elected. It's an issue.

aquart

(69,014 posts)
23. Then don't argue her shitty morality.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:48 AM
Feb 2013

Ask what precautions she took to protect the health of her family and the public at large. Is she SURE she is not currently infected with an STD?

Rule 1: Never play by THEIR rules.

Bohunk68

(1,364 posts)
68. Just a matter of information.
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 09:53 AM
Feb 2013

In the past 6 months I've been doing volunteer work as a Peer Associate for the Aids Council of NE NY. They are no longer referred to as STD's. They are more properly called STI's now. "I" as in infections.

aquart

(69,014 posts)
73. Really.
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 01:59 PM
Feb 2013

"Infection." Sounds localized and curable. Pretty pink lipstick for some really nasty pigs.

No one's afraid of an infection. Just soak it in hot salt water.

I'll call up my dead friends and tell them not to worry. It's only an infection.

The PR genius who thought of this can go to Hell.

Bohunk68

(1,364 posts)
82. Dude,
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 07:20 PM
Feb 2013

pull yourself together. HIV is not the same as an STI and you well know it. It is a whole lot easier to get people to take testing if it is an "infection" rather than a disease. Social stigma etc. I seriously doubt if you deal with any of your infections in hot salt water. If you can call up dead friends, then they must not be dead. I give you a piece of current information and you act as if the information came from Hell. Over the years, I've seen you write much more sensible stuff.

DFW

(54,047 posts)
31. All we need to do is help them react to their own dalliances.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:08 AM
Feb 2013

The rest will take care of itself. The IOKIYAR syndrome is not one of permanent duration when it comes to sex.

Republican "youthful indiscretions" are gotten away with if that youth was 40 years ago, not 4 years ago.

South Carolina supports the Republican every time EXCEPT if sex is involved--not because they are as pious as they make themselves out to be, but because the private lives of their public officials ARE expected to conform to their pious norm.

"The flag is flying high over the courthouse
The wheels of justice never stood a chance.
The judge is down at Charlie's on his launch hour
Checking out the picture show from France.
Carrying a fifth of whiskey in a dirty paper bag
Threw the ball to home but they always missed the tag.
Faded old glory hanging like a rag
Defenders Defenders on the flag."

--Bruce Hornsby ("Defenders of the Flag&quot

dorkulon

(5,116 posts)
33. It's called exposing their hypocrisy.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:16 AM
Feb 2013

The point is not that they are immoral; it's that they are full of shit.

johnnyreb

(915 posts)
54. Thank you so much babylonsister
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 02:00 PM
Feb 2013

We need all the help we can get down hyeah.

There are plenty of indications on the street, in our history, in the backrooms, in The State Newspaper comments and so forth, that all we need is a nudge here and there.

babylonsister

(170,956 posts)
55. Hey, neighbor!
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 02:04 PM
Feb 2013

Welcome to DU, and you're welcome. I live in GA now, so she irks me particularly, along with the stellar GA reps, too.

calimary

(80,693 posts)
75. Welcome to DU, johnnyreb!
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 04:00 PM
Feb 2013

Well, I'm as Machiavellian as the next guy when it comes to stuff like this. Let's help this one get noisy! She's being touted as one of the "I Love You Wimmmmmmmmmennnnnnnnnn!" GOP bright lights for the future. I would like to see her knocked out of contention - and certainly out of the governor's mansion!

And yes, before anyone goes on about double standards and ken starr and all that - the difference in Bill Clinton's case was indeed that he NEVER held himself up as some sort of moralizing straight-arrow role-model. He never made morals one of his talking points. It never came up with him. It was the busybodies and holier-than-thou's on the CON side that did. It's ALWAYS the busybodies and holier-than-thou's who yap about morality. And they're usually among the biggest amoralists around.

hobbit709

(41,694 posts)
5. Hypocrisy is the issue.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:36 AM
Feb 2013

Maybe if the Rs would STFU about "moral values", their lapses wouldn't be pointed out.

 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
10. Agreed on all points. And, we should focus entirely on the hypocrisy and ...
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:41 AM
Feb 2013

... avoid wallowing in the sordid details.

 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
9. Male or female. It makes no difference.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:40 AM
Feb 2013

This is NOT a gender issue. If you want to disagree, go ahead, but I will respond to further.

aquart

(69,014 posts)
22. Ever heard of Sexually Transmitted Disease?
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:43 AM
Feb 2013

Nikki Haley was one of THREE. The public has a right to know how many people were endangered by this self-indulgent carelessness.

Sometimes a spouse has no idea a spouse is cheating until an unexplained itch or rash necessitates a visit to the doctor. I knew one woman whose husband got treatment but didn't tell her so the disease he gave her was able to make her infertile.

This is not a private failing. This is a community health issue.

 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
35. It's a more noble goal to separate religion from politics.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:40 AM
Feb 2013

Morality has been a part of religion since its inception, and that won't change.

And, in this particular case, I don't see how religion fits into the equation at all.

olegramps

(8,200 posts)
70. I totally agree they should be separate issues. HOWEVER:
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 11:54 AM
Feb 2013

To not acknowledge that the GOP has attempted to not, only make this major issue but, the absolute critical issue in which they appeal to Bible Thumping Evangelicals as grand protectors of morality To deny this is not consistent with the facts.

When they are exposed for their hypocrisy they immediately invoke that these are private matters. However, what is private about their demands to impose their religious teaching on school children ranging from creationism to abstainest sex education without any regard from the the desires of the parents. In fact this is the very tactic that they invoke in their determination to impose their moral teaching on the students when they flood school board meetings with people screaming that if their beliefs are no imposed then the kids are doomed to hell in a hand-basket. I can onlly wish that this wasn't the case.

 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
43. Yeah, we hold that shit up as an example of horrible judgment, but ...
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:59 AM
Feb 2013

... is that really pertinent here?

OldDem2012

(3,526 posts)
45. Not as long as the GOP Tea-Nazis fly the flag of Morality and try to dictate....
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 12:12 PM
Feb 2013

....to Americans how they should live their lives, to include the right of women to make choices about their own bodies.

The rampant hypocrisy of the GOP Tea-Nazis knows no bounds...why shouldn't we hold them to the same standards they want to dictate to us?

Bucky

(53,795 posts)
46. Thank you. Hypocrisy is bad on any side.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 12:13 PM
Feb 2013

Dems who say it shouldn't be an issue shouldn't call it any issue when Republicans do it. They've got plenty of their own over there to gin up the bogus moralism. Not that I approve of marital infidelity, but I disapprove of making someone else's sex life an issue even more.

ljm2002

(10,751 posts)
57. Why should we?
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 02:07 PM
Feb 2013

If she can use her position to promote the wrong side of women's issues, such as availability of contraception, then she damn well better be squeaky clean in her personal conduct or we can, should, and will use it against her.

 

Nanjing to Seoul

(2,088 posts)
84. when the gop stop making it an issue and then get caught with their hands on the cooke jar
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 10:59 PM
Feb 2013

then it will stop being an issue. until then, they pounce on democrats doing it. . .something like "pots" and "kettles" and "black" and "geese" and "ganders" come into my head.

KharmaTrain

(31,706 posts)
14. Her Star's Pretty Much Faded...
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 09:51 AM
Feb 2013

...you rarely hear her name mentioned as a future "face" of the party like she was when she was first elected. Besides being a lazy and ineffective governor (kinda reminds us of a certain "pretty face" from up north...you betcha!) she's a walking soap opera. Just one more "paragon of family values"...

aquart

(69,014 posts)
16. One of THREE?
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:21 AM
Feb 2013

Oh, Nikki.

On edit: Nikki's paramour's promiscuity raises a significant health issue for all the spouses involved and THIS SHOULD BE DISCUSSED.

rurallib

(62,342 posts)
19. Doing it in Utah no less. That's has to be a slap at Mittsy and the Mormons
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:29 AM
Feb 2013

O dear God, they must be having the vapors!

 

BlueStreak

(8,377 posts)
25. How do you figure? I thought they were OK with men having
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:54 AM
Feb 2013

lots of partners -- even marrying lots of them.

Nikki should use the "When in Utah, do like a Utah-an" defense.

rurallib

(62,342 posts)
27. marrying - got to get married first - even if you already are married.
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:57 AM
Feb 2013

maybe they got a temporary license?

 

BlueStreak

(8,377 posts)
28. Utah should go into partnership with Nevada
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:00 AM
Feb 2013

Then she could have slipped over the border to get a quick multiple marriage, do the nasty in SLC, then go back to Nevada to get it annulled.

That would work, wouldn't it?

barbtries

(28,702 posts)
26. my thoughts exactly
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:57 AM
Feb 2013

"I honestly don't care who's cheating with who -- unless that person sets themselves up as some kind of moral arbiter of other people's behavior."
it's the fucking hypocrisy that drives me apeshit.

grantcart

(53,061 posts)
39. When Floyd Mayweather told Larry Merchant that everyone knew about him and Nikki
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:44 AM
Feb 2013


he was surprised, to say the least.

Cha

(295,899 posts)
63. Another fucking Hypocrital republiCON and their FAKE family
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:10 PM
Feb 2013

"values".. What Values?

Let her parade this around when she's pumped up like Rubio.

Yavin4

(35,354 posts)
64. Three Words Why This Story Is Relevant: Sanctity of Marriage
Sun Feb 17, 2013, 11:34 PM
Feb 2013

This is the right's big argument against Marriage Equality, and when they violate their vows, they are hypocrites.

nxylas

(6,440 posts)
66. Let's not automatically assume that the story is true
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 08:50 AM
Feb 2013

There are a lot of South Carolina Republicans out to get Haley, for precisely the opposite reason that DUers might want her gone - she's a woman, and a non-white one at that. To them, she should be barefoot, pregnant and chained to the kitchen sink. In India. The allegations may be true, but alternatively, it could just be good ol' SC dirty politics.

nxylas

(6,440 posts)
71. What kind of Indian is she?
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 12:44 PM
Feb 2013

Her parents were immigrants from the Punjab, though she was born in Bamberg, SC.

JI7

(89,172 posts)
86. in this case the Man himself has claimed the Affair with her , it's not just the wife making
Tue Feb 19, 2013, 01:03 AM
Feb 2013

the allegations out of nowhere.

jollyreaper2112

(1,941 posts)
76. Hah
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 04:37 PM
Feb 2013

I have no problem with a vegetarian or tea-totaler or no-government libertarian or whatever but if someone is militant and h compromising in their position and is then compromised in following it, well, that raises questions. It'd be just like catching a militant gay guy in bed with a woman. Does it matter to me? I don't care who he sleeps with. But if it turns out he was the sort who called out bisexuals as being uncommitted and not letting them have any peace, the hypocrisy is the issue. Same with a vegetarian having a steak. I wouldn't care unless the same person was saying meat isn't a choice it's murder and getting in my face about their own dietary choices.

This is also why I love Ron Paul using the government to expropriate a fan site instead of resorting to free market means. Hypocrite!

ProudToBeBlueInRhody

(16,399 posts)
78. No shock
Mon Feb 18, 2013, 05:06 PM
Feb 2013

Even before she got elected, people in the know frequently mentioned she and more than one male lobbyist were doing more than making business deals.

zorro1

(27 posts)
85. News Flash! People have sex all the time.
Tue Feb 19, 2013, 12:59 AM
Feb 2013

I'm sure this makes some folks happy that an attractive woman having sex with someone other than her husband can be used to do what? Huh? You half wits leave this stuff alone already. Nothing more childish than trying to shame someone for being sexual from either side of the political spectrum. Leave it alone!

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