A few observations about Robert Stacy McCain's article concerning Alec Baldwin:
1. Prurient interest in the sex lives of other people is alive and well in both parties.
2. Since I doubt there are many people who care what Alec Baldwin thinks about anything, I suspect Robert Stacy McCain's purpose in writing this article is to try to preserve this wedge issue for the GOP or to divert the attention of the faithful from the obvious hypocrisy evident among some members of the GOP and the Party itself.
3. Maybe the Party didn't cut Craig's throat, but Mitt Romney's denunciation of Craig was so quick and so graceless it even left Republican Strategist Mike Murphy shaking his head in disbelief (Meet the Press -- 9/2).
p>4. When will Americans mature beyond Middle School when it comes to human sexuality? br> -- Mike Roush br> North Carolina /p>
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