And Now, The Apology

I have to be honest though, he kept it real with this moment:

"My family were more than willing to stand here with me -- we are a committed family. But the error is mine and I should bear the responsibility," Souder said. "And, quite frankly, I'm sick of politicians who drag their spouses up in front of the cameras, rather than confronting the problem that they have caused."

Very real, and I commend him for at least that. And also to just resign instead of being the hypocrite that he was.

But as Mr. Moulitsas said:

For me, Souder resigning makes them look far worse as human beings.

But frankly, they could give a damn what anyone thinks about them apparently.