"Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), who succeeded Newt in the House before moving to the Senate, declared that “one of her great, great persuasive talents is to not only convince Newt to marry her, but convert him to Catholicism.”" 
 
The nuns in Catholic school taught us: "if you can't say anything nice about a person, say nothing at all." So I've been sitting here wondering how to address that remark from the Senior senator of my state.
 
I am baffled by the logic (?) of Isakson that would commend Callista for getting Newt to marry her after 6 years of cheating on his second wife. Newt also cheated on his first wife who was dying of cancer so he could marry that second wife. But Callista didn't mind, she was in her adulterous 6 year relationship with Newt, so in the eyes of good old boy senator Johnny Isakson, all was good.
 
I wonder how fast the nuns who taught me are spinning in their graves?