No mistaking intentional acts

I’m tired of politicians excusing their intentional sexual or financial misdeeds and/or criminal actions, as being attributed to “misjudgment” or “a mistake,” and then publicly begging forgiveness (or is it tolerance or acceptance) from spouses, constituents, friends, etc. etc.

Such errant politicians display their complete self-serving arrogance, egotism, and utter contempt for the electorate — and everyone else in their lives — by attempting to schmooze their way out of such ludicrous, personally-contrived, situations. If they were really sorry, they would shut up, resign immediately, and “go quietly into the night.”

There’s no mistaking intentional actions.

P.J. Dalton

Northbrook