Tag Archives: ethics

An Affair With The Marriage Counselor

27 October, 2012
Marriage counselor had affair with client

by Joel Stashenko (edited) Husband Can Sue Woman Counselor For Alleged Affair With Ex-Wife A suit filed by a man who claims his marriage fell apart after a female counselor he and his spouse retained to patch up their differences had an affair with his wife may go forward, a Supreme …

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Newt Gingrich and Infidelity

22 October, 2012
Infidelity & Affair Help: Newt Gingrich

My Patriotism Made Me Do It Newt Gingrich’s campaign for the presidency has long since ended and is no longer in issue, but his infidelity is entirely relevant to this site’s interest so I have resurrected it for inclusion as a snippet. Marianne Gingrich Gingrich’s second ex-wife, famously claimed that …

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The Different Consequences of Adultery

19 October, 2012
World Flags

A Matter of Extremes   Societal reaction to infidelity is obviously shaped by cultural differences, though it’s easy to lose sight of how extreme those differences can be when we’re firmly ensconced in the comfortable familiarity of our own nations. I came across two examples that demonstrate staggeringly disparate outcomes …

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Hillary Clinton and Infidelity

8 October, 2012
Hillary Clinton

Interview with Katie Couric Katie Couric interviewed a number of leading presidential candidates in 2009 for the series, “Primary Questions: Character, Leadership & The Candidates” and included a question on infidelity and extramarital affairs. She posed the same question to each of them: “Harry Truman said, “A man not honorable …

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John Edwards and Infidelity

7 October, 2012
Infidelity & Affair Help: John Edwards & Rielle Hunter

Interview with Katie Couric Katie Couric interviewed a number of leading presidential candidates in 2009 for the series, “Primary Questions: Character, Leadership & The Candidates” and included a question on infidelity and extramarital affairs. She posed the same question to each of them: “Harry Truman said, “A man not honorable …

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