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John Ensign. Discuss.

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Bill Sikes;1204728 wrote: John Ensign. Discuss.




C'mon Bill----------we ignorant Yanks read this FG too and don't have a clue who John Ensign is. I read your post because of "Stinker". If you had put John Ensign I would have passed on by.

I'm having a flash that he is some parliamentary guy in England who has stirred the pot a bit .

I know he wasn't talking about our dear Nomad.

Not to steal your thunder, Bill:

Leading Republican John Ensign quits national leadership over affair - Times Online

U.S. Senator (Rep) from Nevada

and #4 Repub in the Senate.

I have no problem understanding these idiots feeling they can do whatever they want and get away with it... they do.



I wouldn't even care that they do it in the first place if they could avoid appointing themselves the moral compass for the rest of us..

Really floppy? i quite enjoy a good laugh when these individuals appoint themselves as our moral compass. It's great comedic material. what would we do without them ?

Lon;1204756 wrote: C'mon Bill----------we ignorant Yanks read this FG too and don't have a clue who John Ensign is. I read your post because of "Stinker". If you had put John Ensign I would have passed on by.


Fyrenza;1204817 wrote: Not to steal your thunder, Bill:



Leading Republican John Ensign quits national leadership over affair - Times Online



U.S. Senator (Rep) from Nevada



and #4 Repub in the Senate.PMSL :yh_rotfl

This sort of stinker gets *right* up my nose. Hopefully he'll never be involved in politics or a position of trust ever again.

"he became a born-again Christian and he and his wife, Darlene, were active in the Promise Keepers, an evangelical group. Notably, the Promise Keepers place great store by men keeping their promises"?

Lordy me.

I have a great John Ensign quote too:Marriage is the cornerstone on which our society was founded. For those who say that the Constitution is so sacred that we cannot or should not adopt the Federal Marriage Amendment, I would simply point out that marriage, and the sanctity of that institution, predates the American Constitution and the founding of our nation.

fuzzywuzzy;1204857 wrote: Really floppy? i quite enjoy a good laugh when these individuals appoint themselves as our moral compass. It's great comedic material. what would we do without them ?
It's not so funny when they begin creating policy to appeal to like minded voters.

Bill Sikes;1204950 wrote: This sort of stinker gets *right* up my nose. Hopefully he'll never be involved in politics or a position of trust ever again.




Did he resign? I'm going to look now...