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Am I the only person who is confused as to why having an extramarital affair in your personal life renders you unable to continue in your professional life?
In as much as I don’t want the government telling me what choices to make in my personal life (hi, right to choose!!!), I don’t really get why being unfaithful to his wife translates to resigning.
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misseffieb said:
I think, fairly simply, that you don’t want anyone to have leverage/dirt on someone so high in our intelligence agencies. That’s obviously very dangerous.
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portorock said:
It’s a charge in the UCMJ. He could be courtmartialed for the offense if they so chose.
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rsmallbone said:
Yeah, I don’t know, but I have loose sexual morals. I don’t see what sleeping with someone else has to do with trustworthiness.
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notactuallyme said:
It speaks to his judgment and trustworthiness, both qualities I would consider necessary for a CIA director.
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mikerastiello said:
When a job requires secrecy, trust, or being a “moral figurehead” they need to go. In some situations I don’t care. Especially if they own up to it. If Wiener didn’t lie about it I would be more than okay with him remaining in office. Lie? Good bye.
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lafix said:
As CIA director, above reproach is kind of crucial.
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ungracefulme said:
MORALITY POLICE. Which I think, when abbreviated, becomes the mo-po versus the po-po. Fo’ sho’
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