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No Sex Drug Warrior Caught With his Pants Down

June 1st, 2010 |

Click for Mark Souder chatting to his temptress about resisting temptation

Anti-drug, anti-gay, anti-sex before marriage advocate Mark Souder resigned from his post as a US Congressman this week after he was caught having an affair with a foxy part time (female) assistant.

Hilariously, the sex crazed abstinence advocate was interviewed recently on TV by his much younger mistress Tracey Jackson about his role in promoting the benefits of abstinence though this week he was in apologetic mode as he resigned from his high profile job.

“I am so ashamed to have hurt the ones I love,” the 59 year old republican told a news conference on Fort Wayne.

“I sinned against God, my wife and my family by having a mutual relationship with a part-time member of my staff,” he confessed, “I am resigning rather than put my family through a painful drawn out process.” (CBS)

Souder’s greatest claim to fame was conceiving and championing Drug-Free Student Loans which led to over 200,000 students being barred from higher education for minor drugs offences. He also achieved recognition in 2004 for suggesting that marijuana destroyed as many brain cells as crack cocaine and in 2007 was given a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award for Anti-Narcotic Work’ by drug cop organization National Narcotic Officers’ Association’s Coalition (NNOAC).

Meth Mouth video (click on the picture)

His award came despite him publically attacking the FBI a year earlier, when the elite US police force announced they would considering hiring ex marijuana users, as long as the pot smokers never got caught.

“It is incredible that the FBI seems dedicated to lowering its own standards. We need our best and brightest, now more than ever. One wonders what it is about repeat drug abusers that the FBI thinks it needs,” Souder told USA Today in 2005.

“We expect – and should continue to expect – FBI employees to abide by the laws they are charged to enforce. We expect people who have exhibited a lifetime of good judgment,” he said.

Rep. Souder and Tracy Jackson, discussing abstinence: ‘Souder: “How hard is it to get kids to abstain from sex, regardless about what programme you give them? Guess what, nothing works very well . . .’ Youtube)

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