<p>Sordid is the word that comes to mind when I think about McGreevey’s story and it has nothing to do with the fact that he is gay. It is how he has handled his life and the people he has involved in it.</p>
<p>My issue with McGreevey is the amount of salacious detail he’s included. Is there ANYONE, of any political persuasion, who wants to hear the details (gay or straight) of a public figure’s sex life. Ewww. Just ewww. And knowing that his daughters will one day be exposed to these details is downright icky.</p>
<p>I don’t know the amount of salacious detail he’s included, as I haven’t read the book but there must be some who want to hear the details because many authors include such details in their books. I don’t have any interest in anyone else’s sex life, regardless if they’re a public figure or not, but this kind of thing sells, in books, magazines, television, movies, fashion, etc. Have you read the book, zoosermom?</p>
<p>“Have you read the book, zoosermom?”</p>
<p>I’ve read over my friend’s shoulder, so the answer is that I haven’t read the entire thing, but I personally witnessed specific passages that I found icky and unnecessary to telling the story.</p>
<p>Perhaps you should ask your friend the question you posed in #42. :)</p>