Republican Senator Admits to Fathering Son Outside of Marriage

Pete Domenici voted for the 'Defense of Marriage Act'

US News • March 2013 • Views: 1,371

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Former Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico fathered a son outside of his marriage more than 30 years ago with the then-24-year-old daughter of a Senate colleague, the retired Republican has acknowledged.

The revelation stunned many who know the state’s longest-serving senator as a family man who advocated honesty.

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#CPAC: I Have A Short Mingle Stick.THANKS OBAMA. Tue, Mar 19, 2013 5:22:39pm

Surprised.

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Blue Point Tue, Mar 19, 2013 5:41:14pm

Shocked!/

Ogami Itto Tue, Mar 19, 2013 8:07:01pm

Pete Domenici voted for the ‘Defense of Marriage Act’

And Bill Clinton signed it into law. They’re all hypocrites.

BongCrodny Tue, Mar 19, 2013 8:22:39pm

Honesty for thee, not for me.

Joanne Tue, Mar 19, 2013 8:47:05pm

re: #3 Ogami Itto

And Bill Clinton signed it into law. They’re all hypocrites.

I bet he voted to impeach Clinton, too. Mmm mmm mmm good (family values!) Hypocrisy be thy name.

ReamWorks SKG Tue, Mar 19, 2013 9:22:22pm

What’s worse is there was some child who grew up without a father, all because this man wouldn’t risk ruining his reputation for the sake of the child.

wrenchwench Tue, Mar 19, 2013 9:26:56pm

re: #5 Joanne

I bet he voted to impeach Clinton, too. Mmm mmm mmm good (family values!) Hypocrisy be thy name.

He did vote to impeach. And made a long statement at the time. A small excerpt:

This trial has been about his failure to properly discharge his public responsibility. The President had a choice to make during this entire, lamentable episode. At a number of critical junctures, he had a choice either to tell the truth or to lie, first in the civil rights case, before the grand jury and on national television. Each time he chose to lie. He made that fateful choice.

Truthfulness is the first pillar of good character in the Character Counts program of which I have been part of establishing in New Mexico. Many of you in this chamber have joined me in declaring the annual “Character Counts Weeks.” This program teaches grade school youngsters throughout America about six pillars of good character. Public and private schools in every corner of my state teach children that character counts; character makes a difference; indeed, character makes all the difference.

Guess which one of these pillars comes first? Trustworthiness. Trustworthiness.

wrenchwench Tue, Mar 19, 2013 9:28:51pm

re: #6 ReamWorks SKG

What’s worse is there was some child who grew up without a father, all because this man wouldn’t risk ruining his reputation for the sake of the child.

The mother was in on that decision. It was selfish of both of the adults, to the kid’s detriment.

iossarian Wed, Mar 20, 2013 4:48:27am

I am quite literally bowled over in stunned amazement at this shocking, shocking news that a Republican who lectures people on family values has turned out to be a self-serving adulterous hypocrite.

Vicious Babushka Wed, Mar 20, 2013 4:49:55am

re: #9 iossarian

I am quite literally bowled over in stunned amazement at this shocking, shocking news that a Republican who lectures people on family values has turned out to be a self-serving adulterous hypocrite.

Did somebody cover you with a bowl? Were you struck by a bowling ball?

iossarian Wed, Mar 20, 2013 4:53:47am

re: #10 Vicious Babushka