By 1960, Ball could no longer tolerate Arnaz's drinking and infidelities.
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Benghazi is going to come up, and all Slick Willy's infidelities.
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But Trump's prior private infidelities are not confined to sex and marriage.
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There were fights and infidelities and reconciliations, but the warmth had gone.
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Clinton over her husband's well-publicized infidelities before and during his presidency.
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Remember that time Charlie Rose interviewed Kevin Spacey on Bill Clinton's infidelities?
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And for several first ladies, that meant sweeping infidelities under the rug.
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I mean, infidelities are generally consensual experiences, and they are experiences of seduction.
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Ben Sasse's (R-Neb.) recent tweets raising the topic of his past infidelities. .
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The Woods scandal wasn't the first time Thompson's alleged infidelities came to light.
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Donald Trump's alleged infidelities have not impacted his wife Melania Trump, she says.
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Asked Tuesday to respond to Sasse's tweet concerning Trump's marital infidelities, Texas Sen.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) to get "schlonged" for bringing up Clinton's past infidelities.
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That doesn't mean holding her accountable for all of her husband's sins or infidelities.
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And Mary Jo was considered the innocent housewife caught up in her husband's infidelities.
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Woods apologized for his marital infidelities in a televised news conference at the time.
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His infidelities were put on display, and his stepchildren and mistress testified against him.
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Tristan's scandal with Woods wasn't the first time his alleged infidelities came to light.
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Gingrich has admitted to past infidelities and like Trump has been married three times.
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The claims vary from serious allegations of sexual harassment to indiscretions like marital infidelities.
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She's a loyal family member who won't entertain questions about her father's purported infidelities.
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Most orchestras try to overlook their maestros' other gigs, as if they were infidelities.
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This wasn't the first time Paul has commented on the former president's past infidelities.
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Reagan "delighted in dishing the details of George Bush's alleged marital infidelities," Page wrote. Mrs.
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Donald Trump is threatening to bring up Bill Clinton's infidelities in the next presidential debate.
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Clinton over the weekend of abetting her husband's infidelities by seeking to tarnish his accusers.
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They glossed over his infidelities and stressed that he seemed to be a good father.
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My joy at being drunk, my infidelities, my constant feelings of inferiority in every respect.
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In it, anonymous extortionists mass-email large numbers of men, threatening to unmask their infidelities.
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He said that "most people walk away" and described how the couple handled the infidelities.
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According to ABC News, Gingrich argued that the Clinton case was different from his own infidelities.
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Instead of cowering after a White House scandal broadcast Bill Clinton's infidelities around the world, Mrs.
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In King, they saw a man who had committed marital infidelities and supposedly harbored communist sympathies.
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The episode led to the surfacing of marital infidelities, for which he apologized in February 2010.
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On "The Audience" and "Secret" he admits what he calls his "cunt-ish" behavior, confessing compulsive infidelities.
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Sophia has come off as sympathetic despite her infidelities because George was such a preposterously terrible husband.
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After their mutual infidelities (more of which are detailed in the book), they created a silent agreement.
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But news of his alleged infidelities during her pregnancy have changed that plan, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The Black Sabbath rocker recently opened up about his past infidelities in an interview with Rolling Stone.
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Elizabeth Hardwick, who stoically endured the countless infidelities of her husband, Robert Lowell, knew something about this.
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A recent front-page look at how Clinton responded to her husband's infidelities has also prompted anger.
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But your friend is exploiting the man she's married to in ways that go beyond her infidelities.
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Donald J. Trump has made winking allusions to Mr. Clinton's infidelities and other controversies from the 1990s.
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Name Withheld You don't have the right to expect strangers to answer questions about a spouse's infidelities.
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Dear Sugars Her father had cheated, and her mother blamed herself and the children for his infidelities.
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Huckabee if millennials would care about Bill Clinton's infidelities if they come up in the 2016 campaign.
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He plays a hired goon in this movie about a service that covers up for people's marital infidelities.
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"It did surprise me," the 35-year-old actress confessed of the pairs infidelities in the Netflix series.
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Trump has said he planned to bring up the Clinton infidelities at the face-off, but backed off.
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Woods' infidelities came to light in November 2009, leading to his divorce from his then-wife Elin Nordegren.
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What about the appointment of a special prosecutor to dig into Bill Clinton's various infidelities, among other things?
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She lauded Trump for broaching the issue of Bill Clinton's past marital infidelities and allegations of sexual assault.
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He married Cher, who put up with his addictions and infidelities while the couple became a tabloid fixture.
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Chester's infidelities were among the more mundane events on "Soap," a prime-time sendup of daytime soap operas.
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Wealth insulated her from certain kinds of discomfort but didn't guard against her husband's steady stream of infidelities.
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Trump's criticism of Bill Clinton's infidelities drew applause from supporters at a Monday rally he held in Pennsylvania.
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During their marriage, Odom cheated on Kardashian, 34, he reveals in the book, and she eventually discovered the infidelities.
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However, Trump is not expected to target the former president's personal infidelities, as he did earlier in the campaign.
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As the well-known story goes, by 1956, her husband Jackson Pollock's alcoholism and infidelities had unsettled their lives.
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In Clinton's case, attacks related to her husband's marital infidelities, her health or decades-old controversies could come up.
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His numerous infidelities contributed to Siddal's laudanum addiction and led to her suspected suicide at the age of 123.
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Diana remained in Mosley's dark thrall for the rest of her life, despite his constant infidelities and despised opinions.
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Trump has also dabbled in attacks against Clinton for her husband's past infidelities; a strategy Republicans are warning against.
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" The reason, she says, was the infidelities of the men in her life: "My father cheated on my mother.
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A CNN tweet promoting the channel's docu-series "The Kennedys" referred to President Kennedy's "legendary" love life — and infidelities.
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Her husband, she's discovered, is a compulsive philanderer, and she has finally gotten sick of his infidelities, his fakeries.
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Shortly after, PEOPLE confirmed reports that the divorce was triggered by the Bush rocker's infidelities with the family's longtime nanny.
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He has skewered Clinton for playing the "woman's card" and attacked her as an "enabler" for her husband's marital infidelities.
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Wednesday marks the one-year anniversary of the day her then-boyfriend Tristan Thompson's alleged infidelities first came to light.
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That fact—his widely publicized affairs—has made Giuliani's recent attempts to discredit Clinton over her husband's infidelities particularly hypocritical.
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During a rally Saturday night, Trump questioned Clinton's loyalty to her husband, taking a shot at Bill Clinton's past infidelities.
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Mr. Beecher labeled Ms. Woodhull as Satan and claimed she belonged in jail, while she criticized him over his infidelities.
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Clinton will not shy away from preparing for the most painful insults, including a possible focus on her husband's infidelities.
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And Ms. Rebeck's confidence as a storyteller in any case moots the historical infidelities that mar so many period pieces.
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FBI agents sent a letter to King threatening to expose proof of his marital infidelities unless he killed himself first.
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His sons knew about his infidelities but dared not tell their mother, who remained at home with the younger children.
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The first lady has avoided publicly addressing the allegations of her husband's infidelities and friction in their 13-year marriage.
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In 2009, after the news of multiple infidelities, he lost endorsement deals with companies like AT&T Inc and Accenture Plc.
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Leanna Taylor, who divorced Harris following his arrest and the revelation of his marital infidelities, testified on his behalf at trial.
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Despite public relationship struggles, including numerous high-profile infidelities, according to the Guardian, the couple stayed together for nearly six decades.
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Which is why I think that to keep invoking Bill's infidelities as ammunition against Hillary, or to keep faulting her — yes!
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Similarly, the booming economy of the Clinton years encouraged investors to ignore the political investigation into the Democratic president's personal infidelities.
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Even with this information, Schwartz's knee jerk reaction is to defend his friend, someone with a well-known history of infidelities.
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Bill Clinton passed up an opportunity Thursday to hit back at Trump over recent attacks on the former president's past infidelities.
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"This man is a pathological liar," Mr. Cruz said, ticking off Mr. Trump's distortions, his infidelities, his penchant for conspiracy theories.
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Clinton's team is also preparing for the likelihood that Mr. Trump will begin his long-promised focus on Bill Clinton's infidelities.
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Trump has gone out of his way to highlight the low points of the Clinton administration, including the former president's infidelities.
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No questions asked about the number of your marriages, the extent of your infidelities or the scope of your sexual predation.
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Although the songs admit to infidelities, it grows clear by the end of "Ye" that Mr. West clings to his family.
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Known as Stratcom, its purpose was to divide her from her husband, reveal her infidelities, and to discredit and humiliate her.
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When one artist adapts the work of another, fans of the original stand ready to pounce on any and all infidelities.
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Willey said she attended to support Trump but also to share the message that Bill Clinton didn't commit "infidelities," but crimes.
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They pointed to her husband's political humiliations and his reported infidelities, and to the unease that Hannelore Kohl felt in public.
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The story is now the third reported instance of people with claims about the president's infidelities being paid for their silence.
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On Tiger Woods In an April 2010 show, Trump engaged in a discussion on the marital infidelities of pro-golfer Tiger Woods.
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Trump revels in referring to Clinton as "Crooked Hillary" and dredging up the infidelities of her husband, Bill Clinton, the former president.
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Trump here is trying to thread an impossible needle and simultaneously remind voters of those infidelities and the questions surrounding Clinton's trustworthiness.
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Trump responded by telling CNN that Clinton was an "enabler" for former President Bill Clinton's past infidelities and accusations of sexual misconduct.
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For the past several months, the President has been the focus of numerous salacious stories regarding alleged infidelities in the couple's marriage.
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The presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, plans to use Bill Clinton's infidelities and the attacks in Benghazi, Libya, and portray Mrs.
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Gucci Mane is being criticized for praising wife Keyshia Ka'oir for staying with him through his past incarceration, infidelities, and drug abuse.
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Then there's the risk that she'll eventually discover his infidelities and that disentangling herself will be painful for her and her daughter.
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The French have long been indulgent of their leaders' infidelities and the media has largely avoided raking over the private lives of politicians.
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After supporting her man all weekend for writing an album detailing his infidelities, can we blame Bey for wanting a little Me Time?
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Sabrina Saba Mumu, who left her husband after he had an affair, says that her mother's generation would have tolerated their husbands' infidelities.
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Woods' many infidelities were made public in the weeks that followed, and he'd enter rehab for in-patient therapy dealing with sex addiction.
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It is the cover-ups, as much as the infidelities, that do them in, creating either vengeful jilted exes or unseemly money trails.
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His legal team accused the women of trying to subject Camille Cosby to the shame of answering questions about her husband's alleged infidelities.
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After the debate, Trump congratulated himself for not bringing up Bill Clinton's infidelities, as if it proved he had taken the high road.
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The grim history of Mr. Clinton's behavior with women has reassumed center stage, with Mr. Trump raising his infidelities as a campaign issue.
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It's against this backdrop that Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette becomes just Colette, a transition that Willy hastens, including by lying about his serial infidelities.
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The novel opens in London, where husband and wife are living apart, after five years of a marriage marked by Christopher's serial infidelities.
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You gotta watch, but fair warning ... there are multiple references to MLK's infamous infidelities, and even the trip to Memphis, where he was assassinated.
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Those high-profile cases came after Nike was widely criticized for standing by Tiger Woods when news broke of his serial infidelities in 2009.
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And she stood firm and showed little emotion as Trump early on delivered scathing attacks against her and her former husband's infidelities and actions.
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Even during Fergie and Andrew's short marriage, brutal tabloid stories mocked her mercilessly, reporting on her alleged infidelities, and commenting on her lifestyle expenses.
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Clinton for her husband's infidelities, and had often accused her of enabling Bill Clinton's transgressions — but he had never said these things to Mrs.
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Trump also made her first comment on the reports of her husband's past alleged infidelities, saying the issue is "not a concern" of hers.
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In the end, he persuaded her, but their marriage continued to be marked by numerous separations and trials, including chronic infidelities on his part.
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First lady Melania Trump has finally commented on President Donald Trump's alleged infidelities — and she didn't quite say she believes her husband is faithful.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman on Monday said he hopes Bernie Sanders doesn't go after the former secretary of state over her husband's sexual infidelities.
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Trump has had five children by three wives, has boasted of his infidelities, has shrugged at conflicts of interest and is a walking scandal.
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Less than a year after the release of the film (three years after the painting was completed) they would divorce due to Ossie's infidelities.
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Tales of President John F. Kennedy's infidelities during his 10-year marriage to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy have circulated for more than half a century.
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His early infidelities ramped up as his career took off – this was, after all, the man who women in the audience would throw panties at.
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Mr Trump and his campaign surrogates have hinted that he may take off the gloves and invoke Bill Clinton's marital infidelities in the second debate.
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To everyone's surprise, many Christian conservatives have rallied around Trump despite his three marriages, marital infidelities and his dramatic evolution on the issue of abortion.
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Housewives are notoriously cagey about difficult parts of their lives: Take LuAnn's decision to ignore the many suspicious infidelities rumors trailing her new husband Tom.
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But aside from talking about Hillary Clinton's achievements as a woman he hasn't focused on women as Donald Trump hammers him for his past infidelities.
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But when your infidelities – whether imaginary or real – become the topic of the jokes all the time, however, you're surely dealing with a jealous partner.
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She spent many years playing his nursemaid, as he was repeatedly committed to mental institutions, and bearing his infidelities as a function of his madness.
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But Room to Dream reveals that rarely a moment has passed without Lynch being in a relationship of sorts, or maintaining overlapping ones and infidelities.
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Some infidelities are petty rebellions, sparked by a sense of ennui, a desire for novelty, or the need to know one still has pulling power.
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Some of this is the stuff of small-town gossip, as when best friends fail to divulge what they know of the other's husband's infidelities.
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Yes, it's been 12 years since Trump allegedly cheated on his wife, but like it or not, his alleged infidelities are front-page news today.
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A "hot headed and almost paranoid" Dickens, who tormented his wife and resented his "numerous and expensive family", read rumours of his infidelities in the press.
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Anthony Germaine, another Pittsburgh supporter, dismissed the initial focus on Bill Clinton's infidelities as "silliness" — but said Trump overall "did a lot better" than last time.
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Over tea, she blames her loose lips on her struggle with postpartum depression, the stress over her husband's many infidelities, and their alleged heavy drug use.
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And no, I don't mean the smutty salacious Ted Cruz news about possible marital infidelities—it's too early to say exactly how that will play out.
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Chelsea responded to the businessman's threats to bring up former President Bill Clinton's infamous infidelities at the first presidential debate in a Cosmopolitan interview, published Tuesday.
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While Clinton's infidelities were also widely known, it still seemed shocking that so astute a political figure would risk wrecking his presidency on an office fling.
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Mr. Trump may also try to turn the lewd and lascivious issue back on her, focusing on the infidelities of her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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She cited his public infidelities as the reason, but to comply with the terms of an annulment, Mr. Duterte submitted to an assessment by a psychologist.
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That's why Tiger's game deteriorated so far after his infidelities had been broadcast all over the world in 2009, and even before his back gave out.
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That mission takes him to the capital, leaving Demelza (Eleanor Tomlinson) back home on her own, where she tries to keep her infidelities in the past.
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In the thinly veiled account of Bill Clinton's improbable rise to the presidency, Susan weathers her husband's storm of infidelities with a Lady Macbeth-like resolve.
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RELATED: Trump: Clinton a 'nasty, mean enabler' The presumptive Republican nominee has increasingly pointed to those infidelities as he confronts his own high negative ratings among women.
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While Hillary Clinton should be the person benefiting from this scandal, due to her husband's past infidelities she can't be as full-throated as she might like.
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The former Obama aide also said that it would be a big mistake for Donald Trump to bring up Bill Clinton's marital infidelities during the second debate.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is turning up the heat on his attacks against Hillary Clinton about her husband's past infidelities after a rocky week for his campaign.
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With regards to Rob, Odom says he regrets the fact that their friendship suffered after his infidelities and cocaine addiction eventually led to Khloé filing for divorce.
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A source close to Odom previously told PEOPLE he was deliberating whether he should reach out to his ex-wife after Thompson's alleged infidelities were made public.
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Earlier this year, Kardashian, 34, learned about Thompson's alleged infidelities just days before the couple welcomed their baby girl True Thompson into the world on April 12.
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The problem, however, is that the issues he turns to when painted into a corner—Bill Clinton's infidelities, the Clinton Foundation, Benghazi—have all been litigated before.
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Her remarks came in response to a clip from the first lady's interview with ABC News in which she was asked about her husband's alleged past infidelities.
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Clinton criticized him for shaming a Miss Universe winner 20 years ago for gaining weight — that he would open a line of attack on Mr. Clinton's infidelities.
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In the spare cabins that dot the property, one can even find pamphlets promising guidance in overcoming domestic abuse, marital infidelities and other ills of modern existence.
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Sasse prodded the billionaire about issues including his past marital infidelities, warm words for single-payer healthcare and remarks suggesting praise for higher taxes and gun control.
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Sampson's book does little to alter our conception of her as a passionate radical, stoically enduring Shelley's infidelities and the deaths of three of their four children.
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Like many of her compatriots, Austen loathed the Prince Regent, once railing in an 1813 letter against the man whose gluttony, profligacy and infidelities scandalized the nation.
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Washington (CNN)First lady Melania Trump said that she has "much more important things" to focus on than the alleged infidelities of her husband, President Donald Trump.
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With his craggy features and mane of wild grey hair, his roguish charm and serial infidelities, he conforms exactly to popular notions of what an artist should be.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's supporters in Congress are urging him not to bring up Bill Clinton's personal infidelities as he looks to rebound after the first presidential debate.
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Her visit in 1998 was less a vacation than a retreat from public eye as she confronted the marital infidelities her husband had admitted to only days earlier.
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Instead, he told our political reporters, he will portray her as enabling Bill Clinton's infidelities, hold her responsible for the Benghazi attacks and challenge her as fundamentally corrupt.
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It was 1992, and doubts about Bill Clinton's integrity, stoked by his marital infidelities and avoidance of the Vietnam War, were the biggest threat to his presidential campaign.
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Much of the movie follows the arc of their marriage, a grindingly unhappy union marred by her jealousy of Hank's talent and increasingly plagued by fights and infidelities.
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Clinton speaks volumes about the complicated place she has occupied as a 1960s Wellesley feminist who stayed as a devoted wife to her husband through infidelities and humiliation.
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Though not a novel about female adultery—the narrated infidelities are all male—it shares with the genre an intense preoccupation with its female characters' unhappy marital experience.
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By 1972, after two children, 12 years together, and rumored infidelities on both sides, Snowdon began seeing Lucy Lindsay-Hogg, a divorced television researcher whom he would later marry.
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In spite of his numerous infidelities – which, at one point, Jones estimated to involve up to 250 other women a year – the pair remained together for nearly six decades.
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Mr. Reines would not be uncomfortable calling her "Crooked Hillary," like Mr. Trump does, or even bringing up her husband's past infidelities to try to unnerve or belittle her.
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Snapchat's Snap Map outed the locations of many a sex worker, a far darker version of the drama it created for relationship infidelities or teenagers sneaking out at night.
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His inability to comprehend the gendered complexities of partners' infidelities is ludicrous, and certainly disqualifies him as a leader who could address the gendered inequalities persistent throughout the society.
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Her first installation piece, The Destruction of the Father (1974), toyed with themes central to her traumatic childhood at the hands of her father's dominant presence and open infidelities.
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Always an ethically challenged swamp creature himself, with his bankruptcies, infidelities and shady businesses, Trump should never have been expected to hire people with a keen concern for propriety.
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But his revival was nearly 10 years in the making after a scandalous incident at Thanksgiving 2009 resulted in the revelation of infidelities and the end of his marriage.
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" The Black Sabbath rocker opened up about his past infidelities in his new interview with Rolling Stone, telling the mag: "It's a rock & roll thing – you rock and you roll.
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And even though Jackie's mother disapproved of her son-in-law's behavior and infidelities, she felt that was the price Jackie had to pay for marrying a man of power.
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" When Conway was asked about Trump's remarks after the debate about his decision to not bring up Bill Clinton's past infidelities, Conway responded she's not advising him to "go there.
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" Indeed, Kim, 38, was the most outspoken member of the family about Thompson's alleged infidelities last year, calling the situation "so f—ed up" and predicting he would "never change.
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As rumors and innuendoes swirled around her this year, on topics ranging from her husband's alleged infidelities to her mysterious medical procedure, Trump stayed quiet, doubling-down on her stoicism.
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The thrice-married Mr. Trump, whose second marriage grew out of an affair during his first one, has repeatedly raised Mr. Clinton's infidelities as a character attack against Mrs. Clinton.
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One of his fiercest declarations — "she will never quit when the going gets tough, she will never quit on you" — could not help but conjure up his history of infidelities.
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There's a death; there are a couple of infidelities (maybe three, if you believe one narrator, though he lies about plenty else); there is a divorce and a serious accident.
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Made with then-new video technology, the two-part work's story line, involving the married couple Johnnie Mae Brown and Charles Brown and their respective infidelities, is only loosely followed.
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Caussin hadn't recognized the number, and when he saw the lewd image, he decided to delete it, as he and his wife were working though his past infidelities from 2016.
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It was too late to be considered by voters, and it was also after the marital infidelities of the House speaker and several pro-impeachment members of Congress became public.
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The characters' sex lives were not remotely "safe"; they were porn-haunted and self-destructive, a mess of S.T.D. fears and dubiously consensual incidents and sudden marriages and stupid infidelities.
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Even though the National Enquirer was a supermarket tabloid, known for publishing gossip, it turned out to be the worst place possible to take a story about Mr. Trump's infidelities.
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Bob Weinstein said he was aware of his brother's marital infidelities, but said he had no idea about "the type of predator that he was," according to the industry publication.
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That move should have been a signal to the other notes of independence to come, including traveling solo when she feels like it, not commenting during scandals about infidelities or improprieties.
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Weiner sending pictures of himself to strangers did not endanger national security and it has nothing to do with Hillary Clinton, even if it is an echo of her husband's infidelities.
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Another source close to the former couple tells PEOPLE that Sofia ended the relationship after confronting Disick about cheating on her — but Lionel condemned the relationship long before Disick's alleged infidelities.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska announced Tuesday he will campaign with two of Donald Trump's rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, just two days after he chastised Trump for his marital infidelities.
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While presidential candidates should be thoroughly vetted and held to a higher standard, considering Hillary list of scandalous behavior is so long it is ridiculous to even bother including Bill's infidelities.
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On Sunday, Trump's attacks provoked uncomfortable questions for his surrogates, like former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was pressed by NBC anchor Chuck Todd about his own past infidelities.
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In the chapter "Mexican," Less recalls a day of losing his ring in the grocery store, and how, in telling Robert about it, Robert saw Less's infidelities written across his face.
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But then came the public revelations of marital infidelities in November 2009, leading to the dissolution of his marriage, and the back surgeries followed, leading to the disintegration of his game.
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Turning a blind eye to his partner's infidelities and alternative sexual preferences, he souped up a muscular old motorcycle to mechanically parade his mutilated masculinity around on dark but congested streets.
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" Trump has previewed those attacks already as he's pivoted to the general election, raising former president Bill Clinton's infidelities and allegations of sexual abuse and slamming Clinton as a "nasty, mean enabler.
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Trump has been unafraid to bring up everything from Clinton's past infidelities to debunked conspiracy theories about the suicide of Vincent Foster, a deputy White House counsel and lawyer for the Clintons.
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"I look back on my regrets with great relish and my successes, not so much," says the singer, who wrote about his multiple infidelities in his 2010 memoir Late, Late at Night.
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Since his debate showdown on Sunday when he tried to eviscerate Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's character and revived long dormant scandals over Bill Clinton's infidelities, Trump has stepped it up another notch.
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Then soon after, KUWTK fans did not bite their tongues when they swarmed Thompson's Instagram post with a slew of savage "I hope" comments as Thompson's alleged infidelities continued to make headlines.
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Joss Whedon's ex-wife, Kai Cole, has called the Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator and Avengers director a "hypocrite preaching feminist ideals" who engaged in a series of infidelities throughout their marriage.
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Mr. Trump wants to touch on a few of his favorite hot-button issues, like the 2012 attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, former President Clinton's infidelities and border security.
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Hard to predict how she will respond if relentlessly attacked on character issues like her ethics, honesty, and relationships with wealthy donors, or on her husband's character (such as his past infidelities).
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He said he was bringing up Mr. Clinton's infidelities because he thought they would repulse female voters and turn them away from the Clintons, and because he was eager to unsettle Mrs.
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A month later, Woods was in a minor car accident that led to the revelation of marital infidelities, a divorce, four months away from golf and the loss of many endorsement deals.
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In the title track, Jay Z admitted in his lyrics that he "often womanize", more than a year after R&B star Beyonce first shed light on his infidelities in her album "Lemonade".
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Michael Parker, Prince Philip's private secretary, boasts of his infidelities without fear of repercussions (his arrogance is later rewarded with divorce, scandal, a termination of employment and a life apart from his children).
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Herewini-Te Huna posted the attacks—which included Burton's place of work and where she lives— on a website that exposes infidelities and an online "STD registry," according to the local outlet Stuff.
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As Clinton and Machado hammer Trump on sexist comments, Trump has hinted at the possibility that he will ramp up the personal attacks by going after former President Bill Clinton for his infidelities.
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He went after Clinton head-on by mentioning George Soros, Benghazi, the deleted emails, the infidelities of her husband and Clinton attacking the women who accuse Bill of raping or sexually assaulting them.
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He has sought to shift off that discussion, but has done so by raising questions, both himself and through surrogates, that cast Bill Clinton's marital infidelities as a character issue for his wife.
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But the harried sleuth has so much personal baggage to wrap up — the vindictive ex-wife, the uncertain paternities, the infidelities, the new girlfriend — that he has little time for a proper investigation.
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But for the fourth straight day there was no sign of his wife, Camille Cosby, to hear evidence of infidelities that Mr. Cosby in his deposition admitted he never wanted her to hear.
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He and wife Lady Edwina Ashley married in 1922, but settled on an open marriage in 1931 to avoid divorce after a string of infidelities on Ashley's part, according to The Washington Post.
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But in 2014, reports of Jay-Z's alleged infidelities began to emerge following the release of video footage showing Beyoncé's sister Solange physically assaulting Jay-Z in an elevator at the Met Gala.
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Allegations of ethical wrongdoing, and ghosts of his past infidelities, as well as more recent questions about the management of the Clinton Foundation, have given ammunition to Republicans keen to sideline the former president.
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RELATED: GOP senator who raised Trump's marital infidelities to campaign with Cruz, Rubio And other candidates in the field will also look to a debate without Trump as an opportunity to steal the spotlight.
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It's time for Hillary to publicly own the response of the Clintons to Bill's infidelities and to celebrate the virtues of love, constancy and mutual respect in overcoming the weaknesses of a life partner.
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But shows of nerve have been criticised too; in March, she laughed off a reference to Bill's serial infidelities and the conservative media claimed that it was symbolic of her endorsement of extramarital affairs.
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The show's title pretty much sums it up as Frances and Robert deal with each other's infidelities — hers physical, his emotional — and the flatlining of their union, and conclude that they're better off apart.
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Related: Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian - A whirlwind romance He told US Weekly last year that he regretted his drug use, which caused his then wife so much pain, as well as his infidelities.
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But we also have a sorry excuse for a woman, someone who tolerates her husband's infidelities to further her own political career and who also abuses the system to cover her lies and inadequacies.
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During his barren run, Woods had to overcome a highly-public divorce following revelations of his marital infidelities, a DUI arrest he blamed on an "unexpected reaction" to prescription medicine and multiple career-threatening surgeries.
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"The whole thing was a setup, an ambush – 100 percent," Dodd said, implying Beador had invited their mutual friends Jaci and Nina to the event for the sole purpose of exposing Dodd's previous marital infidelities.
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Donald J. Trump plans to throw Bill Clinton's infidelities in Hillary Clinton's face on live television during the presidential debates this fall, questioning whether she enabled his behavior and sought to discredit the women involved.
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Melania Trump covered everything from the #MeToo movement, to her husband's alleged infidelities, to her frustrations over being "the most bullied person in the world" in her first sit-down as first lady on Friday night.
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By the end of each film, infidelities and face tattoos have been swept aside, replaced by an all-encompassing bromance that renders those mistakes forgivable; the overarching message being that shared suffering brings us closer together.
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Jay-Z's new album 4:44 delves into deeply personal territory for the rapper, who talks about everything from his infidelities and Beyoncé's miscarriage, to his brush-up with Solange Knowles and beef with Kanye West.
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Hickok was a tough-minded beat reporter with a nose for a story, and Eleanor — a Good Wife who had looked the other way at her husband's infidelities — could have been the scoop of a lifetime.
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The suggestion came after Dowd called Trump a hypocrite during his 2016 campaign for criticizing former President Clinton's marital infidelities and also reportedly asked him if he'd ever been involved with someone who had an abortion.
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His first marriage, to Simone Hié, a morphine addict from initially analgesic use, ended within a year, what with mutual infidelities; all his life, Camus was a passionate womanizer, attracted by and attractive to the ladies.
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Everything Is Love comes roughly one year after Jay-Z's 220:44 album, the rapper's response to Beyoncé's Lemonade, the album she released in May 2016 detailing her heartbreak and healing from his infidelities and other indiscretions.
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Trump's attacks on Clinton over her husband's infidelities was a staple of his stump speech early this year, but he had dropped the criticism, instead taking to branding Clinton as "Crooked Hillary" in speeches in recent weeks.
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She has been a protagonist in some of the most protracted political scandals in recent history, from her husband's sexual infidelities to her own dissembling about the use of a private email server while secretary of state.
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Trump publicly praised himself after the first presidential debate for not spilling the beans on Bill Clinton's past infidelities — now the Drudge Report has resurfaced the false story about Clinton's illegitimate son, with even more dubious sources.
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There will be people who will see Trump's many alleged infidelities (which he denies) as well as his well-documented bullying as quintessential masculine behavior and will dismiss Buttigieg's levelheadedness and affection toward his husband as effeminate.
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Over the course of the past century, writers have spilled a disproportionate amount of ink on the subject of men and their cheating hearts, long before and after John Updike followed Rabbit Angstrom's various pathetic, inexplicable infidelities.
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Trump has thrust Clinton's infidelities and charges of sexual assault levied against him into the spotlight in retaliation after the release of a 2005 recording last week in which he talkes about grabbing women sexually without consent.
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Several of the voters also said they disliked the Republican presidential candidate's strategy of highlighting the infidelities of Hillary Clinton's husband, Bill Clinton, in an effort to defend his own conduct, or shift attention away from it.
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First of all, Ellis—wearing Russell's traditional No. 1 and with "Rat" scrawled across a piece of paper—is calling him out for dropping a snapchat of Nick Young confessing to his infidelities behind fiancee Iggy Azalea's back.
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" As Trump launched attacks in recent weeks against Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton by raising former President Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky and allegations of sexual abuse, Trump noted that his infidelities would also be "fair game.
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If Obama had bragged about infidelities and the size of his genitals, if Obama had talked about wanting to date his own daughter and reduced women to a number on a hotness scale, it would be about race.
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The remark came during an exchange on NBC's "Meet the Press," after Chuck Todd, the show's host, asked Mr. Giuliani whether he was "the right person" to bring up former President Bill Clinton's infidelities in this heated campaign.
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In a rebuttal, Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel Goldman acknowledged that Davis, by his own admission, had lied repeatedly, not only while being investigated for insider trading but about stealing from a charity he ran and about marital infidelities.
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During the height of the emo era, I was shocked that the heart-bleeding-on-floor anthem "Screaming Infidelities" was commonly featured in the books at karaoke bars, because it seemed like the opposite of a good karaoke song.
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In a Facebook video posted in the early Saturday morning hours, Trump apologized for the remarks -- but also signaled that he plans to attack Hillary Clinton over her handling of Bill Clinton's infidelities in Sunday's town hall-style debate.
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Angry at her boyfriend for his suspected infidelities, a 21-year-old Pennsylvania woman allegedly threatened Tuesday, in a series of irate texts, to kill the couple's two small children — and then tried to make good on her promise.
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But Thompson's alleged infidelities continued, and Craig said she soon spotted paparazzi photos of Thompson "with one of the women I previously confronted him about, and whom Tristan had denied even knowing," per the documents obtained by the outlet.
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He called the Clinton Foundation "disgusting," referred to the investigation into her emails as secretary of state and Bill Clinton's role in creating the North American Free Trade Agreement, and made a thinly veiled joke about Mr. Clinton's infidelities.
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It was a striking contrast from even a few months ago, when Trump had threatened to jail her if he became president and repeatedly dredged up some of the most painful moments of the Clintons' turbulent marriage, including Bill Clinton's infidelities.
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That brought back memories, or rather Donald Trump hauled those memories to the surface, and we were reminded anew of all that Bill and Hillary have been through (and have put us through): the infidelities, the intern, the lies, the smears.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star had previously deleted numerous photos from the family trip as news stories began to surface detailing the alleged infidelities of Khloe's boyfriend Tristan Thompson, days before the new mom was due to give birth.
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Especially when you consider the rogues gallery of advisers Trump has drafted in over the past few months -- a pasty collection of older males, mostly media executives and politicians, with a long rap sheet of marital infidelities, sex scandals and worse.
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Abedin is a beloved secondary character in alt right conspiracy theories about Hillary Clinton, and Weiner's repeated infidelities echo those of Clinton's husband, a note Trump has hit again and again, as a clumsy attempt to win over skeptical women voters.
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No matter how viewers feel about Weiner's infidelities, or his repeated lies about them, it's still discomfiting to see how ruthlessly and single-mindedly the journalists around him chase any whiff of humiliation, generally with a tone of smug, patronizing superiority.
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Hillary Clinton, whose lead in the race has surged, has been taking a step back from the campaign trail, partly to keep the focus on Mr. Trump's troubles and partly because her husband's past infidelities leave her open to counterattacks.
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"Ralph Abernathy went out like a cold-ass wig," he said, referring to the Civil Rights Movement leader and friend of Martin Luther King Jr., whose controversial book And the Walls Came Tumbling Down: An Autobiography, outed Dr. King's alleged infidelities.
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These people go to extreme lengths to deceive: second phones, second homes, second wives, hotel reservations made under fake names, infidelities that are less an accidental inebriated fumble and more a determined effort to be an unfaithful piece of shit.
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Other standouts were Maurizio Muraro as the Prince of Bouillon, who hardly cares about his wife's infidelities and is carrying on his own affair with Adriana's rival in the theater company, and Carlo Bosi as the wily Abbé of Chazeuil.
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There is a part of me that believes the entire Alicia Machado trap was a long con to bait Trump into berating Clinton for her husband's infidelities at the second debate, and making his past marital betrayals fair game for the press.
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Putting aside the fact that I spent ages 12 through 16 face down on my bed listening to "Screaming Infidelities" and feeling sad about experiences I hadn't even had yet, Chris Carrabba is basically the poster-boy for 'dinner and a movie' romance.
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Meanwhile, Coleen Rooney has long been royalty among football WAGs, once a part of the original queen WAG Victoria Beckham's crew in the mid-aughts and now most known for being a mother and loyal wife during her husband's various reported infidelities.
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" In a taped interview with ABC that aired Friday morning, the intensely private first lady spoke about her marriage to President Donald Trump, telling reporter Tom Llamas that "we are fine" and brushing aside media coverage of his infidelities as mere "gossip.
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The former secretary of state must calibrate how she responds to the storm raging around Trump, and also prepare for the possibility that he will try to deflect it by bringing up the past infidelities of her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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By all accounts, however, whilst Rivera and Kahlo's mutual infidelities created rifts between them personally (Rivera notably slept with Kahlo's sister Cristina and Kahlo herself had many prominent lovers in the art world) they always supported each other in their professional endeavors.
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They were there to celebrate Medley's birthday and Christmas; but instead of spreading holiday cheer, the Housewives instead focused on spreading new claims about Luann D'Agostino's relationship with then-fiancé Tom D'Agostino, Jr. and his numerous alleged infidelities she was supposedly ignoring.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is preparing for the possibility that Donald J. Trump, reeling from harsh criticisms of his performance at the first presidential debate, will unleash a personal assault related to her husband's infidelities at their next face-off in a week.
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Mr. Guerrerio's libretto often reveals the dark subtext of the story, especially in the suffering Roxanne Conti (affectingly sung by the soprano Raquel Suarez-Groen), who can't help thinking that her fading beauty is the explanation for her husband's coolness and infidelities.
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It's "fair game" to bring up former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's past infidelities on the campaign trail, New Jersey Gov.
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The political environment was ripe for a folksy upstart like Perot who railed against the seraglios of Washington: a recession alienated many Americans from Bush, while stories of marital infidelities and avoidance of the Vietnam draft, left just as many suspicious of Clinton.
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Many had a hard time reconciling how Hillary could at once dismiss "standing by your man" and do just that: insist we give her husband the benefit of the doubt in the wake of his infidelities (or "marital difficulties") because she did.
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Publicly, Clinton's aides have worked to lower expectations ahead of the first debate, amid concerns that Clinton could be rattled by Trump going after her on subjects like her use of a private email server as secretary of State or her husband's marital infidelities.
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Although Kardashian had always intended to raise her little one in Cleveland, Ohio, the city that her NBA boyfriend has made his home as he plays for the Cavaliers, news of his alleged infidelities during her pregnancy have changed that plan, a source told PEOPLE.
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Belles receptionists could become intimately engaged in their clients' lives: dog walking, plant sitting, fish feeding, reading stock market quotes, reserving theater tickets, storing apartment keys, reminding clients of dinner appointments at Le Cirque or Maxwell's Plum and maintaining discretion about marital strife and infidelities.
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Mr. Trump, a first-time candidate with a decades-long trail of negative comments on talk radio and in interviews about women's appearances and abilities, has only haltingly broached both the subject of Mr. Clinton and his infidelities – as well as disputed claims that Mrs.
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These infidelities were revealed after he borrowed my laptop for a weekend and returned it without logging out of his accounts, where I read a series of romantic and brooding private messages he exchanged with a voluptuous folk singer via the social network everyone hated.
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But now he is now escalating his attacks on Clinton's marital infidelities while eyeing a potential general election showdown with Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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KNOXVILLE, Iowa — Donald Trump won over 60 percent of the 2016 vote in rural Iowa, where I live, and I haven't heard much concern from Republicans over the president's alleged infidelities with a porn actress, his ties to Russia or Jared Kushner's real estate shenanigans.
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The former NFL player, 32, claimed on their podcast that he did not know who the woman was and wanted to tell Kramer, 35, about it but was "terrified," especially after all the progress they had made as a couple following his infidelities in 2016.
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Ready to fight back Trump indicated he will head into the debate prepared to fight Clinton by raising the marital infidelities of her husband former President Bill Clinton -- a shift since Trump said as recently as Thursday night he would not raise the issue in Sunday's debate.
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That was just before his epic fall from grace—from front-page hero, a winner of 14 major golf championships, to lurid tabloid fodder over reports of serial infidelities, the break-up of his marriage and estrangement from some of his oldest friends in professional golf.
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Instead, she said, voters want to know what the candidates will do for their futures, a bit of a riff on one of her husband's lines from his 1992 presidential campaign, when his infidelities were raised, about his rivals wanting to focus on the past. Mrs.
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The GOP nominee has promised to be more disciplined in Sunday night's debate, telling the New York Post that he will not bring up former President Bill Clinton's past infidelities — a pledge he also made during the first debate, before ultimately bringing it up several times afterwards.
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Hours after Mr. Weiner's campaign is stricken by revelations of new online infidelities, the film finds husband and wife alone in a conference room, staring at each other for what may be the longest and most painful onscreen marital silence this side of an Ingmar Bergman film.
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Nadja sympathetically accepts the broad outlines of her mother's narrative of her French childhood — Francoise's brutal rejection by her own mother, Josée; the multiple infidelities of her plastic-surgeon playboy father, Paul; her admirable decision to escape her mother's influence and begin again in New York.
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During the debate, Trump downplayed the video remarks as simply "locker room talk" and attacked former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE over his past infidelities.
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Hillary Clinton appears to have gotten a lift in a handful of battleground states after the first presidential debate, according to polls, and her campaign is preparing for the possibility that Mr. Trump may bring up her husband's infidelities at their next face-off, on Oct. 29.
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"Mona Charen stunned the crowd by ripping into conservatives as hypocrites for standing by President Trump as he brags about his infidelities and as he quote, 'brags about mistreating women and because he happens to have an R by his name, we don't complain,'" Kapur says.
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How odd it was, it occurred to him now, walking across the grass, that this elderly woman knew so much about him, had his whole life in her head, as it were, his childhood, his marriage, his anxieties and infidelities, yet he knew nothing about her.
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Casting about for historical precedent, he brought up another big tabloid story that he argued had propelled the infidelities of the powerful into more respectable journalistic quarters: Donald Trump's extramarital affair with Marla Maples, who famously sparred with Trump's first wife, Ivana, on the ski slopes of Aspen, Colo.
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Luann D'Agostino may be insisting that Tom D'Agostino was faithful to her during their 7-month marriage and that his infidelities had nothing to do with their split — but three weeks before she announced her divorce, her Real Housewives of New York City costars warned her about Tom's indiscretions.
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If it wasn't for Kim Jong-il, they may never have gotten back together, and if it wasn't for Shin having gone through all of these horrific experiences in a prison camp in his attempts to find Choi, she may never have forgiven him for his past infidelities.
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But, while Bill Clinton's lasting popularity among Democrats makes his support a sterling endorsement for any candidate, scrutiny of his past infidelities raised by Republican pack leader Donald Trump have reintroduced a sore point in his legacy to a new generation of voters too young to remember the scandal.
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Melania Trump may be drawing from the same rule book; her husband hasn't tried to hide his misogyny or his past infidelities, so it's a little hard to feel bad for a woman apparently willing to trade her good looks and basic respect for her philandering husband's financial largess.
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Donald J. Trump lashed out on Tuesday in the aftermath of a disappointing first debate with Hillary Clinton, scolding the moderator, criticizing a beauty pageant winner for her physique and raising the prospect of an all-out attack on Bill Clinton's marital infidelities in the final stretch of the campaign.
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To the Editor: Donald Trump's threat to bring up Bill Clinton's marital infidelities in the next debate is hilarious since Mr. Trump has been married three times and was having an affair with the woman who would be his second wife while he was still married to his first wife.
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Antony Armstrong-Jones, the dapper photographer who became the Earl of Snowdon after he married Princess Margaret, the sister of Queen Elizabeth II, in 1960, and plunged into a life of privileges, parties, quarrels and infidelities that ended in divorce 19583 years later, died on Friday at his home in London.
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" (The betrayal was more intimate than the infidelities that were all in a day's work for them.) In turn, when she realized that she'd been used and turned against her spymasters, her handler Claudia (Margo Martindale) dismissed her act of conscience: "You never really understood what you were fighting for.
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Inspired by the work of Douglas Sirk and Wong Kar Wai, the video follows a 1950s Asian-American housewife as she's worn down by her husband's infidelities—often with beautiful, idealized white women—over the course of several years, evenutally resigning herself to inadequacy and the disappointment of promises broken ad infinitum.
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As The Washington Post reported in February, 61 percent of Pentecostal preachers polled in 2016 said they would vote for Trump, despite his numerous marriages and infidelities, his antipathy toward minorities, and his general disdain for the poor and the weak—all of which have combined to taint the religious right, perhaps irredeemably.
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He is openly mulling whether he should broach Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's infidelities, or leave it untouched out of respect for Chelsea Clinton.
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Initially a civil servant in a corrupt Newark, New Jersey, administration ("you do the math," says one of the brothers about the nature of his father's deal-making), he wiretapped his wife's phone despite his own infidelities, and, after Houston rose to fame, even considered attempting to remove Crawford from her orbit by hiring goons to scare her off.
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" Bill Clinton's past is again under scrutiny after Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE raised his past infidelities, calling him "one of the great women abusers of all time.
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Speaking to a crowd of supporters in the early-voting state of New Hampshire, a soft-spoken Bill Clinton made his first solo stump for his wife in the 2016 election cycle, declining to respond to criticism over infidelities during his time in the Oval Office, and praising his wife's career both in and out of politics.
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The ad also comes as GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE steps up his attacks on both Clintons and takes aim at Bill Clinton's past infidelities.
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He reminded us of this in an appearance on The O'Reilly Factor yesterday evening, where he and O'Reilly spent a good chunk of their time together discussing the upcoming debate—Trump says he doesn't plan on bringing up Bill Clinton's infidelities, lucky us—although O'Reilly unsurprisingly did not ask what role his former boss Roger Ailes is playing in Trump's preparation.
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Kelly chronicles Herzen's desperate marriage, his guilty infidelities and his grief at the frightful deaths of his children, but also widens her narrative out into a history of the 19th-century Russian intelligentsia and their struggle with a question that engages us to this day: whether Russia's future is to rejoin the river of European liberty or to follow a separate, Asiatic destiny.
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It's a question I kept turning over while watching the second episode, which flashes back to the day that Fosse and Verdon met, and unspools all the infidelities and indignities that came after, ending on the moment when Verdon decides to walk away from the marriage at last, after Fosse has cheated on her with a German translator while making Cabaret.
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Clinton, who has high unfavorable ratings of her own, will have to find the right tone if Mr. Trump fires at close range the kind of gibes he has hurled from afar at her honesty, her tenure as secretary of state, her vote to authorize the use of force in Iraq — even her treatment of her husband's infidelities and the women involved.
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The concepts for Roma can be found in Cuarón's work from over a decade and a half ago, in his seminal 2001 film Y Tu Mamá También—a raunchy, semi-autobiographical story about two adolescents, played by Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal, who convince a married Spanish woman fed up with her husband's infidelities to road-trip with them across Mexico.
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"Sleepless Nights," her third novel, is unambiguously her chef d'oeuvre; it was published when she was 63, after a career of writing sharp, ingenious pieces of criticism and after her long marriage to (and divorce from, then reunification with) the poet Robert Lowell, whose profound psychological struggles and infidelities and plagiarism of Hardwick's letters in his books must surely have tested her strength.
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For the better part of nearly 60 years, she lived mostly alone while Jones toured – their son Mark was and is his manager – and turned a blind eye to his various (and numerous – Jones at one point estimated he slept with up to 250 women a year, a figure that at one point included The Supremes' Mary Wilson) infidelities, though at one point they took their toll.
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They admired the entrepreneurial talent which secured his vast wealth and were charmed by his many sly admissions of his infidelities ("I'm no saint, you've all understood that," he said as he shrugged off accusations of orgies.) His jaunty, upbeat appearances on TV made him the natural choice of the millions of Italians who distrusted a left that had been, till the early 1990s, mainly communist.
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The list of examples of Trump's misogyny is long: saying his daughter is so hot he'd date her, saying Megyn Kelly asked him tough questions because she was on her period, telling a candidate on The Apprentice he'd like to see her on her knees, bragging on the Howard Stern show that he'd slept with a columnist's girlfriend, suggesting Hillary shared blame for Bill Clinton's infidelities.
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Trump's comments on "race riots" come after a week in which the candidate attempted to spur more controversies over Bill Clinton's infidelities, started yet another online feud, this time with a former Miss Universe, and seemingly spun out of control on the campaign stage while delivering a straightforward statement responding to a bad story, spiraling into angry and near-incoherent tirades about Hillary Clinton.
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Rep. Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe MORE (R-Fla.) on Tuesday dismissed accusations that he was tampering with a witness when he appeared to threaten to expose alleged infidelities by Michael Cohen.
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Still, the Bradlee presented by director John Maggio -- drawing liberally from his audiobook recordings, allowing Bradlee to tell the story in his own gravelly voice -- demonstrates what a hugely colorful, larger-than-life figure he cut, casually recounting everything from his time in the Navy to his marital infidelities to his personal friendship with John F. Kennedy, which was complicated when JFK became president.
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" Read more of Tuesday's Reliable Sources newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... What ABC asked Melania ABC is out with a promo for Friday night's Melania Trump interview... You hear Tom Llamas asking Q's like "Can women in the #MeToo movement call you a supporter?" and "You're not the first first lady to have to deal with her husband's alleged infidelities.
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How Donald Trump made me proud to be Hispanic Trump has boasted of infidelities, profited off gambling, mocked the handicapped, cheered and offered financial assistance for his supporters who fight protestors, supported abortion (until his fortuitous change of heart before the election), called for war crimes against innocent people, demonized minorities and immigrants, knowingly played upon racist fears, promoted open racists through social media, promoted conspiracy theories, and crudely treated women.
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For those who are still somehow unfamiliar with Lemonade, however, the single Beyoncé chose to break out into its own video, "All Night," is meant to be the turning point in her visual album in which the couple she's singing about (which may or may not be her and Jay) are finally able to move past their infidelities and fall in love with each other all over again.
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The GOP contender has strongly suggested he may fight back by raising former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's infidelities, including his alleged rape of Juanita Broaddrick in 1978 and accusations that Hillary Clinton bullied women into being quiet.
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While he didn't directly address GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE at the Monday night town hall, he brushed off responding to a question at the earlier event in Nashua regarding the outspoken billionaore's attacks against his past infidelities.
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While his policies were painful to middle-class Australians, he subdued inflation and unemployment for years, and was regarded by his countrymen as "a good bloke," a blunt, trim, silver-haired cigar smoker with the wit of a Rhodes Scholar and the rugged features of an Aussie who loved horse racing and football, admitted marital infidelities and once bragged of downing two and a half Imperial pints of beer in 12 seconds.
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Presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE repeated Sunday that Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's past marital infidelities are "deplorable" but indicated he isn't interested in talking about them.
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Noble, whose goal is "to edify the Church and witness to the world," declared that Trump has boasted of infidelities, profited off gambling, mocked the handicapped, cheered and offered financial assistance for his supporters who fight protesters, supported abortion (until his fortuitous change of heart before the election), called for war crimes against innocent people, demonized minorities and immigrants, knowingly played upon racist fears, promoted open racists through social media, promoted conspiracy theories, and crudely treated women.
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On Lemon's Thursday edition of "CNN Tonight," the program's topics were almost exclusively related to Trump: troubles at the Trump Foundation, his "birtherism" comments, the Howard Stern 2002 interview regarding his Iraq stance, and the campaign's strategy of broaching former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's past infidelities.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE ignored the elephant in the room, steering clear of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who has been hammering him in recent days for past marital infidelities.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign manager described the GOP nominee as "gracious" during the first presidential debate by not diving into Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's past marital infidelities.
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Which means that if, in what is no longer an absurd hypothetical, the president were to face real legal-political jeopardy over the Stormy Daniels business, the evangelical leaders currently fretting about Trump's political position would face a case where doing the consistent thing — namely, returning to their Bill Clinton-era position that character counts in presidents and using illegal means to conceal gross infidelities are impeachable offenses — would actually deliver something closer to what they claimed to want, not so very long ago: not a liberal in the White House, but President Mike Pence.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) on Friday called Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's sex scandals "totally disgraceful and unacceptable" but said he would not use the former president's infidelities against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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