Up front I'm a moderate Democrat. I do agree that it's unsettling to me that our Mayor made a personal decision as bad as this one (or at least as questionable) nonetheless, it was a personal issue, not public. There's a ton more things that lighten this for me. A) Throughout the history of sexual relationships in regards to age of participants, while this is less common now, it certainly is not unknown. Well into the 19th Century, young girls were married off to older men. We don't look back on them with distate; just acknowledgement. B) Considering no law was broken (as far as we know currently) and considering both were willing partners, the legality is a non-issue. C) When is a child an adult? Many states and nations define this differently and I don't think there is a clear moment in each persons life when they "grow up". It's a growing curve that starts at like 15 and goes well into the 20's. Couple this with the fact that every person is different and really it's on a person by person basis. D) Politicians and those in the public eye are scrutinized in ways that most of us never have to experience. The Media likes nothing more than to poke holes and point out flaws. Since the 1920's the news has become less and less objective and more and more sensational, no matter who their victim is. Ultimately what I think is: Focus on the big issues, and don't get distracted by the side show.

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