Woman Says She Had Sex With Sen. Vitter

ABC News.com ^ | 12 September 2007 | Unknown

[napscoordinator]

A former New Orleans prostitute who will be featured in Larry Flynt's Hustler magazine appeared at his office Tuesday to accuse Sen. David Vitter of having a sexual relationship with her in 1999. Wendy Ellis told reporters that Vitter visited her two to three times a week for sexual relations between July and November 1999.

[napscoordinator]

My fear is becoming true. Why on Earth did Senator Vetter leave after saying he visits protestutes and calling them? This is the LAST thing we need. Quite frankly, he did this to himself and should not blame the media. He may need counseling. Please leave so that we can get a real conservative in the Republican Senate. The excuse that Democrats do it to does not pass the smell test with me. We are better than them and are the party of "Family Values". Regardless Senator Vetter did not keep up with his bargain as a "Family Values" candidate and I don't want him to be the subject in every paper through 2008. Can you image more women coming forward especially in October and November 2008? We need to go into 2008 elections squeeky clean!! It is for our own good.

[napscoordinator]

Sorry first line should say “Why on Earth did Senator Vetter NOT leave after saying he visits protestutes and calling them?

[TexasCajun]

Vetter should come out strong as a Heterosexual-American sex addict!

Claim disability!

[Dilbert San Diego]

I want to know if they did safe sex. Liberal radical types tell us that sex is ok, doesn’t matter about marriage, number of partners, gender of partners. But the important thing is to use a rubber. But they haven’t reported that part of the story.

[NeoCaveman]

She should really give him is money back.

Prostitution in’t pay for sex, it’s pay for discretion, well that and the right not to call ‘em back the next day...

[Gay State Conservative]

Now every two bit whore and every two bit whore publisher will be claiming to have done the nasty with Vitter or to have “proof” of such activities.

[Old Retired Army Guy]

We’ll have a Republican Governor in LA later this year. The Dems. would like to see Vitter go while they still have a Dem. Governor to appoint his replacement. That’s why all this stuff is heating up now.

[NeoCaveman]

Vetter should come out strong as a Heterosexual-American sex addict!

Vitter "this is my truth, I'm a Heterosexual American horndog"

[microgood]

It is actually worse than this article. The hookers have a nickname for him in New Orleans related to his propensity to want to wear diapers.

[Species8472]

At this point, I’m glad it was a woman.....

[Red in Blue PA]

Are you kidding or is that true?

[TexasCajun]

The Whore & Her Pimp!

[dashing doofus]

Now every two bit whore and every two bit whore publisher will be claiming to have done the nasty with Vitter or to have “proof” of such activities.

You mean Barney Frank, Ted Kennedy, and Pinch Sulzberger are ready to confess?

[dashing doofus]

Looks like a casting call for Night of the Living Dead, part IV.

[NeoCaveman]

At this point, I’m glad it was a woman.....

Right on.

[PAR35]

He’s from Louisiana. Louisiana voters have never cared much about the personal morality of the folks they elect.

[trumandogz]

My Congressman in William Jefferson. my Governor is Blanco and my U.S. Senator is David Vitter.

Each one of them is a criminal, a hypocrite and totally incompetent. We need impeach each from office.

[jveritas]

He should not resign. Why? if the Democrats do not resign because of sex scandals then Republicans should not resign.

[napscoordinator]

Your right and that is why he should have stepped down for the good of the Republicans and election 2008. It is going to be very difficult to get the senate back as it is. We don’t need any distractions and road bumps into our mission. Let’s say that we do get a Republican President - praying like crazy that happens. But we lose eight seats in the Senate. We would be a majority of 41 seats. That is frightening just because some say he should stay. He made a misjudgement...everyone does, but he really should be accoountable for that misjudgement. If it was 2003 for the 2004 election, I probably would not be so concerned about the affects of this. The other option is for the Republicans to stop trying to say they are “Family Values” candidates....I don’t want that though.

[dashing doofus]

From the article, it sounds like he made “misjudgements” about three times a week, for a few months. ;-)