Does she deserve to be pilloried in the public square? Or does she deserve the same second chance any similarly accomplished man would be accorded?

Second chance at what?

recall that she was an Army officer, a West Point graduate, an accomplished, yes, ambitious, elite member of the military who, …

sent threatening twit emails to another, similarly accomplished female?

They’re both villains. Happy? The most interesting part of this whole affair is whether it led to Petraeus trying to help cover up Benghazi, or whether the White House tried to use it to get Petraeus to cover it up.

The most pathetic part of the affair is the number of people who completely ignored what happened in Benghazi until there was a sex scandal attached to it.

Which reminds me: did Kathleen Parker write any columns about what happened in Benghazi? Or did she just get interested when Petraeus resigned because he was having an affair?

Sounds like Parker slept with a few married men to get where she is
Daemonocracy on November 28, 2012 at 9:34 PM

That weird tango with client #9 comes to mind. And when he and the MSM kicked her out the morning after without so much as a goodbye kiss, that’s when we knew the whore’s price.

Again for the HA’s editors; why are you reading and rebroadcasting a cheap twaddle like KP? Certainly isn’t for her “brilliant ” mind.

look at the “mainstream” views on affairs that comes out of Hollywood and literature.

When the man cheats, he’s evil.

When the women does, it’s always justified by something lacking or caused by the husband.

Like Bridges Of Madison County or whatever it’s called.

There are many more examples.

No double standard. I think what both of them did was bad.

terryannonline on November 28, 2012 at 8:52 PM

Thread winner.