What does a disgraced politician do when his conviction for violent assault hampers his re-election bid? New York State Sen. Hiram Monserrate has apparently decided the best way to draw attention away from one’s own sins is to loudly point fingers at other “sinners.” By coming out strongly against gay marriage, Monserrate has gained the support of numerous religious-right leaders, who are unconcerned that the man sliced up his own partner with a broken bottle. Apparently, although moral posturing is a must, actual good behavior is not required.
