Why Aren't Feminists Mad At Letterman?Source: justoneminute.typepad.com
Tracy Clark-Flory of Salon tackles the tough questions, such as, why aren't feminists mad at a prominent lib? Cave man righties like me think it is the same sort of double standard that gave Bill Clinton a pass - it's consenting adults in an office romance when it involves lefti …

Look, maybe I'm saying this with tongue in cheek, or being facetious, or even intentionally ironic, but lately it seems like a lot of Republican politicians (particularly of the religious morality vein) are falling victim to "sins of the flesh," and it just seems kind of pathetic …
Maureen Dowd: Pharisees on the PotomacSource: The New York Times
The author shows how the Republicans have hoisted themselves on their own petards. They have been so hypocritical that their righteous indignations, accusations, and Bible-thumping have become hollow and even funny. They have become their own buffoons.
The people who benefit from scandals - Abby Phillip - POLITICO.comSource: Politico
Political sex scandals can bring down careers and ruin reputations — but there's always someone who wins in the end. In many cases, former staffers, ex-lovers and turncoat friends have not only come away from a scandal with higher profiles and fatter wallets.
Go to her already, Mark Sanford!Source: Salon.com
Week two in the saga of "The Thornbirds of Argentina" is upon us, and the shambling, lovesick, undoubtedly soon-to-be-former governor of South Carolina has all the pundits shaking their heads.
Fox News omits Republican scandals in assessment of Sanford prospectsSource: Media Matters for America
In two segments over the course of four hours on June 25, Fox News' James Rosen highlighted only scandals involving Democrats during reports that purported to examine earlier political sex scandals in an effort to assess South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's situation.
Sex Scandal Flow ChartSource: Talking Points Memo
Not sure which sex scandal goes with which Republican? With so many to choose from, sometimes it's hard to be sure. Use this handy interactive guide to separate the Vitters from the Ensigns and Foleys, and you'll never be confused again.*
Sex scandals in free-church pewsSource: GetReligion
There's a new sex scandal unfolding in the world of evangelicals, a small story that points toward an important and very complex larger story.
Taxes Cut and Promises UnkeptSource: The New York Times
Taxpayers may find some solace in one aspect of the sex scandals enveloping the two governors that New York has had in the past week.
Europe does sex scandals betterSource: The L.A. Times
It used to be that scandals involving the Labor Party mainly concerned financial irregularities and those involving the Conservative Party were predominantly sexual. Labor politicians, being socialists who detested the rich, were avid for money, however ill-gotten.

Update: As of today, February 18, 2008, the tax returns of approximately 200 clubs can be found by searching for "Royal Order of Jesters" here. Additionally, a list of Jesters contacts is available at the end of this article.

Larry Flynt is still on the case, using some of his vast resources to mine the slime in the Republican Party.
But perhaps more dangerously for the Pubs, the guy who helped out Larry Craig has been assembling files on some of the boys from the "family values" party.
A Scandal-Scarred G.O.P. Asks, 'What Next?' Source: The New York Times
Scott Reed, a Republican strategist, was at a dinner in Philadelphia on Monday night when his cellphone and Internet pager began beeping like crazy. Only later did he learn why.