If he's now going to be opining on each unfaithful or cyber-unfaithful husband, he ought to have to take a position now on whether David Vitter, the senator from Louisiana, who ran on family values and then got caught on the D.C. madam's list of friends, whether he should resign.
Paul Begala argues that Eric Cantor should address the issue of David Vitter's resignation given his stance on infidelity.
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