Once a cheater always a cheater. If you are caught with "your pants down" so to speak, it will never be forgotten.

Let's play a little word association shall we?

"Blue dress" - Monica Lewinsky
"Cigar" - Bill Clinton
"Monica Lewinsky" - Bill Clinton
"Cheater" - Bill Clinton

Poor Bill_Clinton will be forever remembered as saying "I did not have sex with that woman", rather than anything he may have accomplished in his two terms as President.

And isn't it lucky for the 2008 Presidential hopefuls like Mitt_Romney? His impeccable morals, flawless fidelity and family values gives him every right to chastise those who fall short of his ideals! Somehow, I'll be willing to bet that there is a skeleton in his closet that is yet to be found. No one is perfect. We all have them!

While I agree that infidelity or more to the point, how we handle infidelity, is having a major impact on society, I am not sure that I want someone telling me what is and isn't morally acceptable. I think we are waaaay past the point of no return on that one!

The interesting thing about this article at First Read MSNBC about Mitt Romney playing up his fidelity in his speech to voters in South Carolina, was the readers responses.

There seems to be a good deal of resentment toward Mitt's "morality and fidelity" mantra…

"It will be our mission to strengthen the American family, to make sure that kids understand once again that babies come after marriage, and that having a mom and a dad in a home helps build stronger kids."

Yeah, good luck with that one Mr. Romney. With statistics like these, you've got your work cut out for you!

One of the readers at First Read MSNBC summed it up pretty well I'd say…

We want peace, a climate our grandchildren can live in, affordable health care, and sustainable economic opportunity. We do not want anyone sticking their nose in our family business or telling us what kind of moral code we must follow. My family values are not your family values.

There you have it!

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