>>Okay. I have noticed you can't pass a TV set lately without seeing Hillary, at one public function or another, proclaiming her pride in Bill and extolling his virtues. Don't tell me you don't think there isn't some political orchestration going on there.
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>I saw one last night. That's all. However, if it's somehow now become disgraceful for a wife to stand beside her husband, then this country is indeed in as big a moral crisis as conservatives say.
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>>I don't know how things go at your house but I can tell you that scenario would not play where I live. If my wife had her way, Bill would be living on the south lawn in a cardboard box with Buddy. :-)
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>Your wife wouldn't stand up for you in similar circumstances?

I thought I was pretty clear on that. No! She would not!

But you have strayed from the point. The point is I would NEVER do anything to put her in that position. Because I said so in my wedding vows, because it's one of the commandments, because my wife trusts me, for any number of reasons that type of behvior is not an issue. It is clearly Bill that is the one in moral crisis here. How it should affect his Presidency is an arguable issue but his behavior is indefensible.

Call me a prude. Heck, go all the way, call me a conservative. :-)