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Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« on: December 15, 2011, 10:01:51 AM »
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John Edwards is planning to move his mistress, Rielle Hunter, into the house that he once shared
 
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Q? cbrer 4:05 AM #1
 I don't see the problem. Edweird 4:18 AM #2
 Me neither. It's his own business. Frank Cannon 6:59 AM #14
 So what? n/t malaise 4:20 AM #3
 Elizabeth is dead. Blue_In_AK 4:29 AM #4
 I guess I'm going to have to join the curious crowd here. Stand and Fight 4:36 AM #5
 You say that like it's a bad thing... Fumesucker 4:37 AM #6
 And the problem... foreigncorrespondent 4:40 AM #7
 I don't see why it's anybody's business at all. None at all. saras 5:19 AM #8
 He's an adult and single. hobbit709 5:31 AM #9
 But she's a blonde divorcee! Kolesar 5:57 AM #10
 i hope he is happy dembotoz 6:46 AM #11
 radar online and the daily mail... madrchsod 6:47 AM #12
 Sources further reported that after the move in...they plan to pee on her grave.  Evergreen Emerald 6:58 AM #13
 She's dead; she doesn't care.  Spider Jerusalem 7:08 AM #15
 No doubt part of the ploy customerserviceguy 7:22 AM #16
 Since he's no longer married, she's no longer a "mistress". FarCenter 9:53 AM #17
 Well maybe. John has certainly been a bad, bad boy! phleshdef 9:57 AM #19
 "You'll bring that hussy in here over my dead body" takes on a creepy perspective Nuclear Unicorn 9:56 AM #18
 Why don't we have a yawning emoticon? kiva 10:25 AM #20
 I agree with folks who say that this Raven 10:30 AM #21
 how gingrichy. dionysus 10:38 AM #22
 Edwards is our version of The Newt. Total asshole. Odin2005 10:50 AM #23
 Life goes on. TwilightGardener 10:51 AM #24
 Yeah? And? Iggo 10:51 AM #25
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #1 on: December 15, 2011, 10:30:22 AM »
The man (if you can call him that) cheats on his wife, she later dies of cancer and he moves the 'other woman' into the house he shared with his now deceased wife and DU sees nothing ethically wrong with this... sadly it is surprising that this is not surprising.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #2 on: December 15, 2011, 10:34:15 AM »
Well, he was going to have to pay her for her past and future services anyway so he might as well have her handy.

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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #3 on: December 15, 2011, 10:45:58 AM »
The man (if you can call him that) cheats on his wife, she later dies of cancer and he moves the 'other woman' into the house he shared with his now deceased wife and DU sees nothing ethically wrong with this... sadly it is surprising that this is not surprising.

Truth be told I'm ambivalent despite the fact I'm mocking the DUmbasses for so quickly switching gears.

The fact is, they have a child. That child is the most innocent person in this drama. That child deserves an intact family and hopefully a family of affection. I doubt Edwards is the man for the job as he seems like a mewling coward which makes the other virtues impossible to attain. But hope springs eternal that he'll sack-up and eventually provide a proper home.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #4 on: December 15, 2011, 10:58:14 AM »
Truth be told I'm ambivalent despite the fact I'm mocking the DUmbasses for so quickly switching gears.

The fact is, they have a child. That child is the most innocent person in this drama. That child deserves an intact family and hopefully a family of affection. I doubt Edwards is the man for the job as he seems like a mewling coward which makes the other virtues impossible to attain. But hope springs eternal that he'll sack-up and eventually provide a proper home.

You are quite correct, of course, but the cynical part of me also sees this as his route to eventually avail himself of spousal immunity in any trial that might require her testimony against him concerning payments to her.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #5 on: December 15, 2011, 11:46:52 AM »
Not that it's really gonna matter when he's doing a federal stint and getting ass-plowed by Bubba.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #6 on: December 15, 2011, 12:54:36 PM »
Edwards was correct. There are two Americas. One with DUchebags like Edwards and another with decent and civilized people.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #7 on: December 15, 2011, 01:07:56 PM »
You are quite correct, of course, but the cynical part of me also sees this as his route to eventually avail himself of spousal immunity in any trial that might require her testimony against him concerning payments to her.

I hope to marry my mistress some day.

First, I have to go out and find a mistress.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #8 on: December 15, 2011, 01:35:20 PM »
I hope to marry my mistress some day.

First, I have to go out and find a mistress.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #9 on: December 15, 2011, 01:37:48 PM »
Truth be told I'm ambivalent despite the fact I'm mocking the DUmbasses for so quickly switching gears.

The fact is, they have a child. That child is the most innocent person in this drama. That child deserves an intact family and hopefully a family of affection. I doubt Edwards is the man for the job as he seems like a mewling coward which makes the other virtues impossible to attain. But hope springs eternal that he'll sack-up and eventually provide a proper home.

One can hope... but the he has a history of letting people down that put their hope and trust in him.

And you are right. The child is the unwitting victim in all of this and deserves a good and loving family.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #10 on: December 15, 2011, 02:44:38 PM »
Edward's is doing this for the same reason he does anything; it somehow benefits him  Look no further.

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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #11 on: December 15, 2011, 03:59:49 PM »
Truth be told I'm ambivalent despite the fact I'm mocking the DUmbasses for so quickly switching gears.

The fact is, they have a child. That child is the most innocent person in this drama. That child deserves an intact family and hopefully a family of affection. I doubt Edwards is the man for the job as he seems like a mewling coward which makes the other virtues impossible to attain. But hope springs eternal that he'll sack-up and eventually provide a proper home.

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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #12 on: December 15, 2011, 07:36:19 PM »
Truth be told I'm ambivalent despite the fact I'm mocking the DUmbasses for so quickly switching gears.

The fact is, they have a child. That child is the most innocent person in this drama. That child deserves an intact family and hopefully a family of affection. I doubt Edwards is the man for the job as he seems like a mewling coward which makes the other virtues impossible to attain. But hope springs eternal that he'll sack-up and eventually provide a proper home.
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Re: Nothing absolves adultery quite like a dead wife
« Reply #13 on: December 15, 2011, 07:40:06 PM »
Between the two of them, they look like they would argue who is the prettiest and fight over the makup and cosmetics.

I feel for that kid.  Nobody deserves to grow up in that kind of environment.  I hope those two assholes turn out to be better parents than I think they are.
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