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Where Are They Now? Some Sex Scandal Pols Vanish, Others Get a Second Chance

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View the article here Well, they think sex offenders cannot be rehabilitated, so if that is true, which it is not, then they cannot be rehabilitated either.  And see here, for all the corruption from those in government. 06/17/2009 Nevada Sen. John Ensign's admission to having an extramarital affair is only the latest in a long list of political sex scandals. Sen. John Ensign of Nevada has admitted that he had an extramarital affair with a campaign aide last year -- a... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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