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The Willamette Week writer says it isn't about sex and it it no different then a property transaction. He couldn't be more wrong. A property transaction doesn't carry emotions. Sex does.

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It was no ones business then it is no ones business now. What happens between two consenting adults is between them,no one else.
So he had sex and wasn't 100% truthful about it, what person isn't?
People should worry about worry about what goes on in there own bedrooms.

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