I don't really know if he did what they said he did in the bathroom, or if it was even really a crime (since he didn't actually expose himself even if he was interested in doing so, and there is a strong possibility he wasn't interested in doing so).
But he pleads guilty, then says maybe he isn't after all. Then he resigns, now he wants back in. I don't even remember Ross Perot or John Kerry switching this many times in a row. Perhaps thinking before acting would work better. Just a thought.
2007-09-04
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