Who Said That?

“I want to apologize to my wife for all she's had to go through.”

 Please leave your guesses in the comments section below.  No google searches!

Update on Friday, March 14, 2008 at 02:21PM by Kim Riddlebarger

This is Bishop Thomas Weeks III's apology to his soon to be ex-wife, televangalist Junita Bynum.   According to news reports, " Prosecutors alleged that Weeks beat Bynum - a prominent televangelist whose message of women's empowerment resonated with thousands of followers - in the parking lot of an Atlanta hotel in August.  According to a police report, Bynum told officers that Weeks `choked her, pushed her down, kicked and stomped her ... until a bellman pulled him off of her.'  Weeks initially pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated assault and making terroristic threats. He pleaded guilty Tuesday to a single count of aggravated assault."

Comments

[Chris Hurst]

There are so many options, but my best guess is Gov Sptizter.

[Alberto]

It probably was Spitzer, Jimmy Swaggart, Larry Craig, Bill Clinton, or Antonio Villaraigosa. I think that all the aforementioned said it at one time or another.

[Stephen Feather]

Me after I open my mouth in answer to a theological question...

[PB]

The better question might be, who said that and actually meant it?

[plw]

The only thing he is apologizing for is that he got caught!

["lee n. field"]

Bill or Elliot.

[LLOYD]

Probably Spitzter. Why is it that these Bozo's always have to call press conferences and drag in, and embarrass their wives? If I ever did that, my wife would tell me to "take a hike." (And according to the Bible, she has that right!)

[Wayne Rohde]

Adam?

[PB]

Charles Krauthammer opined that dragging the already humiliated spouse out there ought to be a hanging offense. Word.

[George]

Lloyd - interestingly enough, that very question was posed by a local television reporter to a Northwestern faculty member last week. The answer she gave was that, once one of these politicians decides to run for public office, they and their spouses operate as a team. And part of that "team work" involves presenting a common face to the media when issues like the governor's philandering are revealed. Of course, the political science prof was quick to point out that the situation changes dramatically once they get behind closed doors!

If this is all true (and I suspect that a great deal of it is) it makes me wonder if we can trust any of our elected officials for anything...

[Gene Frenkel]

Eve?

[LLOYD]

2 Chronicles 7:14...........Just Kidding Pastor Kim!!!

[Nick Kennicott]

Ted Haggard

[R.J. Stevens]

Henry VIII.

[GLW Johnson]

It had to be Kim himself after he had his picture plastered all over the blogsphere with that perfectly dreadful mullet.

[Gage Browning]

If I hadn't seen it, I would have said Bill Clinton, but I saw the Million Dollar Wedding of both Bishops...it was Mr. Juanita Bynum himself, Bishop Weeks.

[Kelly McINTOSH]

It sounds like the former Governor of New York to me!!

[Ivan]

Richard Nixon?
Jimmy Swaggert?
Jim Bakker?
Ted Haggert?

Then again, which of us husbands, doesn't live in Romans 7?
So, we could all say it if we were being honest...
And so could our wives.

but for the sake of your timing is it someone related to the presidential campaign?