Should the names of elected officials that were on the D.C. madams list be released to the public?

Wouldn't you like to know if your elected official is a hypocrit? Would you vote for that person again?

Should the names of elected officials that were on the D.C. madams list be released to the public?
I would like to know who was on that Madam's list. I am looking for all sorts of reasons why some senators and representatives shouldn't be in office anymore. This just adds to my list - more ammunition! Why is it, the very men and women we have elected to be our voices have to be hypocritical in their personal lives? If they wanted privacy then the job they have is wrong for them - and us!
Reply:I'm sure we all know that our elected officials are hypocrites just from the amnesty debate. The madam's list is just frosting on the cake.
Reply:No. It is no one's business.
Reply:I think it's terribly unfair to cough up a 'select few'. Either publish the entire list or not at all. That's my opinion!





Any public official that knowingly supported something that is against the law, would not receive my vote.
Reply:Absolutely. If the same GOP jerkoffs that went after Clinton were caught in this scandal, it should be time for them to come clean themselves. They should be exposed as the Hippocrits that they are. Dems as well -- the public has a right to know what kind of secret crap their elected officials are up to. If it is illegal, especially. Or if it defys the morals that they were elected for, that also constitutes a reason.
Reply:No.





The names of those who take influence money from HMOs should though.
Reply:It doesn't matter to me in the least. As long as they were not diverting my tax dollars that is their business. These names will be released when the whore gets her price for them and not before. Let's call this as it is.