OT Newt slams Clinton as "fundamentally dishonest,"

Ah..hahahahahaha! Gingrich. There's a spokesman for honesty. Not.

Although college peers noted Gingrich's preference to discuss politics more than his personal life, Gingrich?s personal life has been the subject of much attention from both the media and his political opponents over the years. In 1992, his Democratic opponent, Tony Center, ran an ad claiming that Gingrich had "delivered divorce papers to his wife the day after her cancer operation," which was not strictly true, although friends have acknowledged that he discussed divorce terms with his estranged wife while visiting her in the hospital. In March of 2007, it was revealed that Gingrich was having an affair while serving as Speaker of the House. Since this affair occurred during the same period when Congress investigated and impeached President Clinton, parallels have been drawn between Gingrich's cover-up and Clinton's.

In March 2007, Gingrich appeared on conservative Christian leader James Dobson's radio program and confessed, "There are things in my own life that I have turned to God and have gotten on my knees and prayed about and sought God's forgiveness."

You are trying to change the discussion, please keep focused.

No I'm not. Gingrich is the perfect illustration of "If you live in a glass house, don't throw stones". He should remain very quiet for the rest of his life.

This is one of the rare cases where we agree. Although he is a very intelligent man, his past personal choices make him wholly unsuited to condemn either the honesty or morality of another.