GOP Lawmaker's Graphic Sex-Bragging Caught On Tape, page 2
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reply posted on 10-9-2009 @ 01:41 PM by gravykraken
reply to post by Wimbly



pobody's nerfect ...but when someone steps forward to represent they should be held to a higher standard of social behavior. imperfection is a common trait that we all share. this guy is not only unable to keep it in his pants, buts loves to brag about his exploits to his peers, ad nauseum. this time he did it into a live mic. how brilliant. this idiot is a head of state. it's one thing to have an overactive sex drive, it is another to be so stupid as to flaunt it anywhere near a microphone or the state capital.

being a public figure pretty much dissolves privacy. anyone arrogant enough to carry on such questionable behavior while sitting in the public eye is obviously unfit to lead anything other than a downward spiral.

if i'm not mistaken this D-bag has already resigned.


reply posted on 10-9-2009 @ 04:25 PM by OhZone
wire tappingAnd the guy who recorded the conversation didn't get charged and arrested for "wiretapping"?

"But wait a second: Don't you need a wire to get charged with wiretapping? I thought so too, and the theory here is that since Truong didn't have explicit permission to record the conversation (memories of Linda Tripp), he was slapped with the additional charges. In 12 states (California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington) you're required to get the permission of all parties on the line before making any kind of recording. In the rest of the country, any single member that's part of the conversation can legally record it without consent from the other parties. And as Network World notes, wiretapping laws largely extend to in-person communications now, so no wire is required. "
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