His belief system is built upon the shifting sands of public opinion. Again and again, he has invoked God's name for political gain. I'd say we know something about this man's moral fiber without getting into his personal habits. In the end, this fascination with zipper politics tells us more about ourselves than about the politicians whose lives we expose. It is a sad and sobering thought.
Truth is, sex does sell.
It is why Ken Starr led with it in his report, and why the press ran every lurid detail he served up. And why many of you read it. My hope is that I am not alone in thinking we have gone too far. It is time to consider the impact our collective voyeurism is having on the political process. Instinct tells me it isn't healthy.