SETTING A LOW BAR….I’ve now seen two cryptic references to this, and sure enough it’s worth clicking through to see. But I’ll save you the trouble:
Rep. Don Sherwood, a Republican fighting for re-election in northeastern Pennsylvania, says in a TV ad that he is ?truly sorry? for cheating on his wife but denies ever abusing the woman he had the affair with.
See? No abuse. That’s family values, baby, family values.
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