Would you vote for a candidate who had been an unfaithful spouse?
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starrrgazer
ANSWERS: 8
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Depends, candidate for what? If it's for a position of great responsibility -NEVERRRRR ~ Cheating is one of the worst mistakes a person can make. It destroys families and breaks up marriages. Why would I vote someone into responsibility that doesn't take it relationships seriously?
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it depends, everyone makes mistakes in life and all candidates have made mistakes. If she/he are able to admit the mistake and sincerely repent it wouldn't influence my choice.
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sure... if the moment they found out they kicked them to the curb... oops, I misread it. possibly depending on the actions after the affair, faithfulness is vital but there is no more powerful influence than sexdrive... denying myself the opportunity has on 2 separate occasions made be physicaly ill almost as bad as the flu (but a much shorter durration.)people make mistakes.
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Well, at least it shows they are willing to try out a new course of action. ;p
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Yes. It would not influence my vote. I would not vote for McCain, but that has nothing his history of infidelity. I voted for Clinton, and that had nothing to do with his history of infidelity either.
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if i like what they stand for how they do there job has nothing to do with there personal life
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No. If you can't even keep the vows you make to your spouse, how am I supposed to believe that you'll keep the vows you make to your office?
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I would base my vote on their capacity to lead. Too often its nasty politics that bring up issues not relevant to their capacity to lead. Who am I to judge someone else's personal issues.
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