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nolabels

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Mon Jul-16-07 10:18 PM
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1. Public figures are entitled to any public scrutiny they get.

The public didn't pick the guy out of hat to serve, he was the one who made the choice run for office. Anybody that thinks Vitter is a victim in any of this should have their head examined.

His undoing is going to be his contempt and fraudulent behavior to public in the matter. Something even makes me think them other things might have even been ignored from many his constituents

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