How many wives have the republican presidential candidates had?

Who cares?

How many wives has one of the democratic presidential candidate's husband had?

Can't keep track of them all.

how many democratic presidential candidates are bisexual? Not that it matters.

How many wives has Bill Clinton had? Not that it matters.

Romney has had one.

How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

Let's find out!

Giuliani and wife both married 3 times. Began dating while he was married to #2.

Thompson, twice I believe.

McCain, twice.

The last two have wives 20 years + younger.

Mitney, once.

isn't it somewhat ironic that only the mormon hasn't had more than one wife?

Guilani 6

McCain 2

Thompson 3

That's the big three. Three guys and 11 wives. That's just sad.

These men all made promises up at the alter. Obviously they all broke those vows. These men can not be trusted. They will only tell us what we want to hear.

You seem to be in the know, but are you sure that they broke the vows?

I don't know any of their histories, but it seems to me that it could have been their wives that broke the vows. It could also be that at least one wife may have passed away.

Please fill us in with your knowledge.

Ouch! I did a quick internet search and found the following:

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2006/0607.benen.html

I tend to share your concern with people who can't keep a promise as serious as a marriage vow. At the same time, indiscretions in one's personal life seem to be a part of presidential history. It's just that now, everyone knows about them.

If two candidates seem equally qualified and roughly in line with my own political views with the exception of ONE having broken their marriage vow, I will probably vote for the more faithful one. I just doubt that situation will ever exist.

Infidelity may be smoke that gives us reason to look for a fire, but by itself I can't say it's going to determine who I vote for.

More Info! wrote:

You seem to be in the know, but are you sure that they broke the vows?

I don't know any of their histories, but it seems to me that it could have been their wives that broke the vows. It could also be that at least one wife may have passed away.

Please fill us in with your knowledge.

Literally speaking, the broke their vows unless they vowed something outside of the normal wedding vows (" . . . until death do us part.") Marriage vows do not have contingencies.

cathy p wrote:

These men all made promises up at the alter. Obviously they all broke those vows. These men can not be trusted. They will only tell us what we want to hear.

No man can be trusted,they all think with the little head, that's why Hillary will be the next POTUS.

Only McCain is not a chickenhawk. All the others are cowards who got a draft deferments.

um..probably the people who pitch their tent with the Republicans because they think it is the party of family values and all that good stuff, and that is before you bring in Romney and Giuilani's abortion views (nebulous and against the partyline respectively). probably a good number of devout Christians care. should it matter? that's a different question. does it matter to more than a few. I think so.

Only McCain wrote:

Only McCain is not a chickenhawk. All the others are cowards who got a draft deferments.

Ron Paul was a flight surgeon during the Vietnam War, and is actually standing up and speaking out against Mr. Bush's endless "war on terror." As I recall, he and McCain were the only ones to condemn torture at the last debate.

Bill Clinton never had a wife. He's been married to Hillary. LOL

heal thyself wrote:

How many wives has Bill Clinton had? Not that it matters.

That's funny. What isn't funny are the congressional boy pages and male sexual partners that the republican presidential candidates keep on the sidelines. The Lord ios watching.