And, shame on you, Rielle Hunter!!

[ecstatic]

For your adulterous affairs with at least 2 married men (the current designated father is also a married father of two!)! SHAME ON YOU



Oh... :hide:

[Eurobabe]

1. And she's a TWO bagger

I might add. :puke: She looks like Ann Coulter!!

[Debi]

2. OMG

You did not just say that......

[Eurobabe]

17. Yes, I did, I am pissed he did this to Elizabeth. n/t

[billyoc]

4. Excellent choice on the undisclosed location.

:rofl:

[mnhtnbb]

26. I think she looks like Camilla

[TexasObserver]

29. Two bagger!!

Maybe she's a butter face.

[LibraLiz1973]

3. Shame on her, yes.

Shame on her for sleeping with a married man.
Shame on her for taking a job she wasn't qualified for.

But, until there is some DNA to prove that child is not John's, I can't say she was having 'affairs'.


If the child is not his, why was John visiting? If he doesn't love her (his words) and the child can't possibly be his because of the time frame (again, what he said) than WHY was he there?

[rene moon]

7. Why do you care?

Its a private matter and unless you are one of the people involved, let it go.

[LibraLiz1973]

13. Because I do. Luckily, I do not need to justify it to you.

No offense intended, but, I will care about what I care about.
You care about what you care about.
At last check, there was still free speech in this country.

[Spider Jerusalem]

5. Right, it's always the woman's fault. eh?

Why not blame the men for their inability to honour their marital vows?

[avaistheone1]

10. Vows or not. It takes two to tango.

[yardwork]

24. There's quite a bit of blame being directed at John Edwards here today

(all of it absolutely justified, imo) and I see no problem with mentioning the other idiot in the equation. Of course, she wasn't running for president.

[Bluerthanblue]

39. no it's not 'always the womans fault'- but it is equally her

responsibility-

She knew damn well John was married- and she knew what she was doing to Elizabeth and the Edwards' children. She could have kept this from happening just as much as John could have, and she didn't.

So she owns her share of responsibility. Simple as that.

[AndyA]

6. She isn't even an attractive woman...

Elizabeth Edwards is incredibly beautiful, so much prettier than this hag.

I really can't imagine what John was thinking, but his little guy was doing it for him at the time, apparently. :eyes:

And, Elizabeth is smart, has a good sense of humor, and is a kind person. No contest, in my opinion.

[Bluerthanblue]

47. it isn't about looks or what kind of person Elizabeth is,

there are very attractive women who don't have sex with married men (unless the man's their husband) or cheat on their husbands.

When you make a promise to be faithful and you break it, you are wrong. And when you get involved with a married man, you are a willing participant in hurting another person.

It isn't about looks or personality- it is about self control, and caring about doing harm to others.

What a world, what a world.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

8. Stop blaming the victim.

She's as deeply hurt in this as Elizabeth.

[avaistheone1]

12. I don't think she is a victim if she is conducting serial affairs.

How about some birth control Rielle? I'll send you a video about it. It's marvelous stuff.

[tokenlib]

33. Good point..some people are so irresponsible...

..It is amazing how many people fail to use proper precautions... To risk bringing a child into being from such a relationship is wretched.

[ecstatic]

15. Hmm..

If she is deeply hurt, it is all self inflicted. I'm not judging her, just saying... it's not like she didn't know. :shrug:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

22. I say the same thing about Elizabeth.

She was totally having an affair with Reille Hunter's lover.

[Bluerthanblue]

51. WTF????

:shrug:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

65. I know.

Pretty stupid, huh?

[yardwork]

25. Oh nonsense. She's not a victim in this day and age.

She looks to be close to Edwards's age. She's a professional woman. This is not an instance of a predatory man taking advantage of a naive helpless woman.

[my3boyz]

46. NOPE...she knew he was a married man. He is a dog and she is a skank. Elizabeth and their

kids are the victims.

[ecstatic]

55. And the bit about Edwards' staff member being the true father

is very odd:

Hunter identified Andrew Young (married father of 2), Edwards' campaign finance director, as the father of her then-unborn child.

Wouldn't that mean that Young and Edwards were sleeping with her around the same time or even...nevermind... but, more power to her, that sounds fun, but sheesh, not when they know each other!

[AllentownJake]

57. Victim?

Did John tell her he wasn't married?

:rofl:

[Lucky 13]

60. Oh please. Victim my ass. nt

[Barack_America]

Stupid.

:thumbsdown:

[Occam Bandage]

9. What is it with Southern Democrats and unattractive mistresses?

Whatever happened to the days of Presidents banging movie stars?

[WinkyDink]

42. Genifer Flowers was a beauty.

[Occam Bandage]

49. Upon reviewing the evidence, I am forced to make an allowance for this statement.

GIS is our friend. Especially with safesearch turned off.

[Uzybone]

11. Unless she is married too

why should we "shame" her? As far as I know she never lied about these issues either.

[Carrieyazel]

14. Rielle. This is the first time I've ever heard of someone with that first name.

Odd name. Rielle. Could it also be a male's name?

[greguganus]

18. um...what are you saying? n/t

[zulchzulu]

20. She's from Hollywood...

Her real name is Ellen. 120 Dead shows later on shrooms and she and her yoga instructor changed it based on a hallucination they saw on a Potato Medley bag at a Trader Joe's during the Solstice.

:sarcasm:

[yardwork]

27. Knock it off.

[Carrieyazel]

31. Just having a little harmless fun. I hope Ms. Hunter can move on from this.

[WinkyDink]

43. How asinine.

[geek tragedy]

16. What no, Scarlet Letter?

Edwards is the wrongdoer here.

[blogslut]

19. Aww, geeze

Why don't you embroider a shirt with a big red "A" and send it to her?

[avaistheone1]

23. A for a****le?

[blogslut]

28. Does the name Hester Prynne ring a bell?

If it doesn't, then I suggest you read the book:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarlet_Letter

[avaistheone1]

34. Thanks for reminding me.. I think she should be given at least a several As.

If she conducts her life by serially going after married men.

Everyone has made mistakes, but I don't agree with a lifestyle where you continually go around breaking up other people's marriages.

[blogslut]

35. So you know her personally?

You know for a fact that this woman is a devout marriage killer. She has dedicated her life to preying on poor, innocent husbands. She is a bad, bad woman not worthy of you - who are completely perfect. You know this because you know her personally. Right?

Spare me your haughty stance on human failings.

[avaistheone1]

38. Perhaps you should read my post again

The operative word you missed is "if".

A little defensive aren't we?

[blogslut]

45. Uh huh

I love the sly allusion to my character. I guess you know me personally too, eh?

Look it's not my fault that you choose to judge people you've never met. You go on with your bad self. Have at it.

[Quixote1818]

21. I would be tempted by her as well. But I don't believe much in marriage. nt

[Mira]

30. I've been single for a long long time, and have had a chance at many

a married man.
I have never ever found one who argued with me when I said:
"I would never do this to any of my sisters."

[ecstatic]

32. Same here

I know some women like that sort of thing, but the thought of messing with a married man makes me want to :puke:

[avaistheone1]

48. You sound like a great human being.

More power and honor to you.

[LittleClarkie]

36. She's not running for president

and wasn't a public figure til just now.

She is none of my business.

[avaistheone1]

58. Right. And Edward's private business is none of our business either.

[LittleClarkie]

62. He, conversely, was running for president. And is a public figure.

I'll not shake my finger at this woman's morality.

I'm not really shaking my finger at Edwards' morality either.

But if we're going to attack McCain based on his affair with Cindy, then Edwards "private business" should also be fair game.

If Edwards business is off limits, so should McCain's business be off limits.

[Catherine Vincent]

37. btw, who is she?

I never heard of her. Is she an actress?

[Blue_Roses]

40. she's not even attractive...

Elizabeth is so much prettier and has tons more class. Just sad all the way around it.:(

[KansasVoter]

54. So if she was good looking it was ok?? Dumb Ass!

[WinkyDink]

41. What? No "shame on" Edwards, but "shame on" a single woman?

[greenbriar]

44. goodness she is fugly

I am disappointed


and disgusted at the choice......

[KansasVoter]

50. Dumb Ass, why would good looking matter??? Idiot!

[greenbriar]

64. nice personal attack

have a great day.

[Catherine Vincent]

53. Average looking peeps have affairs too. nt

[greenbriar]

63. I know...It was just my first thought. If someone is gonna screw up their life, why her???

thats all

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

52. Oh please. She's not obliged to uphold other people's vows.

Welcome to the 19th Century.

[Lucky 13]

61. No, but you shouldn't interfere with anyone else's.

I understand people have affairs, but damn. Everybody knows about Elizabeth's illness. Everybody. Would you sleep with someone's husband if you knew they had been married 30+ years, had 3 kids, and she was battling cancer?

Come on. That's fucked up.

[Bluerthanblue]

66. isn't a "marriage" a public display of a couples promises to

each other?
Are you saying that it's fine to help someone break 'contracts' with others just as long as you aren't the one getting hurt???

I wouldn't want to live in your perfect world.

:shrug:


"take what you want, when you want it, from whoever you want to regardless of the impact on others"

Selfish, sick little circle jerk- no thanks.

[Erin Elizabeth]

56. This reminds me of how

people tend to just heap scorn on Angelina Jolie, even three years after the fact, instead of Brad Pitt, when he was the married one. He always seems to get a free pass and she gets (usually) women acting like they're after her head.

GMAFB. They were two consenting adults who conducted an affair. Equal blame. And personally, I'm finding it difficult to even care about this. So why am I posting in this thread? Good question.

[dolo amber]

59. Not everyone has the same ideas about marriage/monogamy

And regardless what she thinks/does, she ain't doin' it alone.