Who was the one member of Congress to support Rep. Gary Condit when he was being forced to resign?

Question

Now House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
And she's note even a "Blue Dog Democrat."

Answer 1

While she used powerful words in accepting the Speaker’s gavel that wrapped herself in the flag of God-fearing American patriotism, her deeds of the past speak far louder. Pelosi is pro-homosexual marriage, pro-abortion, even pro-partial birth abortion. She has voted against tax cuts, against the Patriot Act, against allowing the words “under God” to remain in the pledge of allegiance, and against allowing public displays of the Ten Commandments. She has voted against stopping illegal immigration. And Pelosi has worked to undermine traditional marriage, even by voting against the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996.
Pelosi closed her acceptance speech with a phrase associated with the Communitarian Network when she said, “Let us all stand together to move our country forward, seeking common ground for the common good.” The Communitarian Network is a self-described “coalition of individuals and organizations who have come together to shore up the social, moral and political environment…a nonpartisan, nonsectarian, transnational association."
Communitarian doctrine puts government above individual rights by developing democratic consensus often using moral issues.

Answer 2

Rep. Gary Condit didn't resign. He had no reason to. All the negative publicity about the disappearance of Chandra Levi led to his losing his bid for re-election. He had guilt written all over his demeanor during this time because he was having an affair with her. I believe John Walsh is correct on this matter: A serial killer who stalked and killed two other dark-haired women in the same neighborhood probably killed Chandra, too.

Answer 3

Strange question - Condit was never forced to resign. He was voted out of office in 2002 when Dennis Cardoza beat him in the democratic primary and was elected to his seat. So it was actually the democrats who gave him the boot.

Condit, in addition to being creepy and possibly a murderer, was one of the most conservative Democrats in congress, both economically and socially. It seems bizarre to link him to Pelosi. She briefly endorsed him in the primary but quickly came to her senses and withdrew that endorsement.

I hope that information helps.

Answer 4

Congress didn't force Condit from office. He was voted out by his constituents.

Now, why did Condit vote against Clinton's bills more often than any other Democrat?

Source: Wikipedia

Answer 5

Thanks for that tid bit of information. Why am I not surprised at this? She and others would be the first ones to demonize a republican even though their party is extremely corrupt. Pelosi and people like her are the biggest hypocrites in America.

Answer 6

Don't hold your breath waiting for the media to tell ya that!

Answer 7

Pretty sad, isn't it? It'll come out, when the time is right.

Answer 8

nothing scarier than a baptist democrat