What Seperates Clinton and Vitter?

Read into what Larry Flynt says;

"I very seldom get a chance to get a big one, and sometimes I have to go bottom feeding. We have a criteria, and that is if someone is living a life contrary to the way they are advocating -- their personal life -- than they become fair game."

Clinton never went front and center, arguing that moral issues were the main issues, that traditional marriage is sacred and government should protect it. Clinton was a sinner, admitted he was a sinner (after a period of time) and didn't waste his time preaching morality.

Vitter did. He advocated protecting "traditional marriage" all the while he wasn't practicing what he preached.

Clinton was immoral and that was bad enough, but Vitter is not only immoral...he's a hypocrite.

If Clinton should've resign for his sins, then Vitter should as well. (Let the record show I don't think either one committed anything henious enough to resign, but I'm calling on Vitter to practice what he preached.)

Vitter In Trouble

Why do I get the feeling he's going to wait until Bobby Jindal is Governor before he resigns.

Cause, he's on the fast track to resigning if you ask me.

Senator Hired Escorts

The first names on the Washington D.C. madame's list are slowly leaking to the press.

Senator David Vitter (R-Louisiana) is among those who are tied into the DC madame's escort service. (Let's be real, she ran a prostitution ring.)

Vitter apologized, in Jim Bakker form, for his "mistakes;"

"This was a very serious sin in my past for which I am, of course, completely responsible," Vitter said in the statement. "Several years ago, I asked for and received forgiveness from God and my wife in confession and marriage counseling. Out of respect for my family, I will keep my discussion of the matter there — with God and them. But I certainly offer my deep and sincere apologies to all I have disappointed and let down in any way."

Personally, I could care less if Vitter played around with hookers outside his marriage or not. I only write about it because he's one of those "family values" Republicans who apparently acted like a hypocrite this whole time.

Anyway, I wonder if this will affect him in uber-conservative Louisiana.