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June 25, 2009
CARSON CITY, NV: Disgraced Senator John Ensign wagged his rhetorical finger
at disgraced Governor Mark Sanford. "If you're going to pay off a mistress,
at least make sure the money goes to Americans! Why do you hate our troops?"
Disgraced Senator Larry Craig agreed. "I never turned a trick in a
foreign airport." Disgraced former Governor Eliot Spitzer was
kinder. "It must be true love to completely abandon your duties as
governor to run off to a romantic place like Argentina. I stayed
home and worked, and regret it." Disgraced Senator David Vitter was
disturbed. "I could have given him the phone numbers of many
American escort services. Why didn't he call me? I thought we were
friends." But disgraced former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich
was hard on his Republican colleague. "He's just trying for
headlines so he can challenge me for the presidential nomination in
2012. I don't even think he's having an affair, he just wants the
ink."
Disgraced former Senator John Edwards added wryly. "When I talked
about 'Two Americas', I didn't mean an angry wife in North America
and a spitfire mistress in South America."
Private letters of sympathy were reported to come from disgraced
former Representatives Mark Foley, Dennis Hastert, and Bob
Livingston. Disgraced former Representatives Tom DeLay and Randy
Cunningham took the moral high ground. "All we did was steal
taxpayer money. " Disgraced former governor Rod Blagojevich kindly
offered to help Sandford out of trouble, if the price was right.
Former Senator Norm Coleman disgraced himself further by immediately
filing yet another lawsuit in the Minnesota Supreme Court. "Some
people who voted claimed they were on the Appalachian Trail when they
may have been in Argentina. We need a do over."
Many other former and current politicians in various states of
disgrace could have been contacted for this article, but our fingers
are getting tired.
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