To be more charitable, we could take the emerging evidence of widespread right-wing adultery as a reassuring sign that the zealots who control the House are human after all. Also, Bob Livingston, Dan Burton and Helen Chenoweth just seem somehow less frighteningly robotic given their acknowledged infidelities than in the days when they sermonized with impunity that only '60s liberals ever surrender to the temptations of the flesh. His is an honesty exposed only by the intervention of that great upholder of moral standards, Larry Flynt. Of course there is nothing unexpected about the false sanctimony of those who would pin the scarlet A on others.
Sexual hypocrisy is as American as apple pie.
Indeed, the founding fathers, often a quite randy bunch despite nobler intentions, enshrined notions of personal liberty into the Constitution precisely because they knew all too well the lash of the self-righteous. If there is one principle deeply enshrined in our inherited notion of freedom, it's that the personal behavior of consenting adults should not be made political. Work it out with your spouse or counselor, but don't involve the power of the state. But of course, apologists for the House Republicans will leap to the defense of their impeachment vote by insisting that sex had nothing to do with it. Even those kids will know instinctively that the president was set up.