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To ANYBODY who is stupid enough to vote for ANY politician based on his stated moral/religious values ...

HA HA!

Forget the media. He should face the judge!

Sen Kyl, What he is apologizing for are you kidding me isn't these the same people who wanted to bring down a President for an illicit affair except Clinton's wasn't illegal. Oh morailty only applies to liberals not conservatives. And all you conservatives out there when are you going to learn you have been hoodwinked, bambozzled, runamuck by these republicans calling themselves the Kings of morality.

When he took the posistion as a United States Representative for the state of Lousiana, and then as a U.S. Senator, he put his morals in the spotlight. It's very true that his sins are no greater than the next man's, but when you take a position like that, when your life becomes an open book, you have to live your life responsibly. When other coutries see our leaders doing things like this, we loose the moral leadership that we used to have around the world. He talks about the sanctity of marriage but then he cheats on his wife. What kind of crap is that? He can't keep his own house in order, why should he be allowed a position to make rules that will run everyone elses household?

Senator, you should resign. What a shame...

My condolences to his wife and family who he has shamed.

If a crime were committed and detectives investigating were given only one lead...that it was a "conservative", they would put an APB out on a: white male, bisexual or gay, married with children, easily lead or mislead by others.

We are tired of the same Hypo-Christians who worked tirelessly to bring down a U.S. president over an affair between consenting adults continue to do as they please on the morals front and get away with it. Sen. Vitter has lied about his private-life behavior, and he has been caught more than once - check out the N.O. media, where his dirty laundry with hookers continues to be exposed. The local Canal St. madam knows Vitter well, and so did the hooker he had a relationship with, though he lied about it shen the story originally broke. Her husband was quoted in a story last week in the Times-Picayune, front page, describing how their marriage broke up after he found photos of her with Vitter - with her hand in a delicate place. I don't think my posting will make it, unfortunately, but I can assure you, all of this is well-publicized in New Orleans.

I am a committed conservative of the libertarian variety (i.e., low taxes, minimal regulation, contract enforcement, social noninterference). Senator Vitter's brand of social "conservatism" is a fraud, perpetuated by a theocratic Taliban-like fringe of American politicians, voyeurs, and perverts with an unhealthy interest in regulating deeply private affairs between consenting adults, and between God and man. Hopefully, the humiliation endured by the distinguished gentleman from Louisiana will teach him modesty, humility, and his proper place. I do not curse him for believing that marriage is a sacred tripartite covenant between two people of opposite gender and Providence; my Christian faith is identical. Vitter's folly is his misplaced faith in government as some kind of providential enforcer.

He says god forgave him. I wonder If god told him that?

"and men's sins will be shouted from the rooftops".

Big deal. He's sorry because he got caught. More hypocrisy from the political right. I hope the voters of Louisiana vote him out. What a jerk.

who cares???? BIG DEAL, the guy paid for sex one time in his life. whatever, he was probably having a bad day and needed to relieve some stress. and he just so happened to be a US senator. BIG DEAL i mean, this is NOWHERE CLOSE to what that guy in the house of representatives did, that pedafile ya know. so give the guy a break, don't force out of office. i would say give another chance, but to me, he didn't even screw up his first one

Kyl doesn't know what he apologized for? So now it is OK to lie and break the law by hiring prostitutes?

Resign, Senator. Now.

Just another of the many, many religious hypocrites that infest our government. The sooner these myth-pushers and sky-fairy worshippers who anoint themselves as guardians of morality get out of our political system, the better off we'll all be.

Let me help you Sen. Kyl, since you are a lawmaker who is apparently ignorant that prostitution is illegal. Sen. Vitter engaged in an illegal activity while married to his wife (the same wife that mocked Hillary Clinton for staying with Bill after his affair) and who ran on the platform of moral values, the same values that he apparently cannot live up to but has no problem trying to legislate to the rest of us.

It's not a crime to be a hypocrite in DC (good for them, we wouldn't have a government in place if that were so) however, last time I checked it was a crime to pay for the services of prostitutes. I can understand; however, that talk of resignation due to committing an illegal act would be deemed "premature". I bet Clinton wished that he had paid his women out instead, that way, everything would have been fine in Washington and he could have avoided that whole impeachment thing.

Whats he apologizing for...? There were no progressive values broken here. Are we expecting more from him or does he think he's better than us??