> and past actions play a much larger role than Kevin admits

>I was a successful small business owner in Indianapolis, married, active in my Church, a volunteer for the Regional Minority Supplier Development Council, active in the Chamber of Commerce, and an active Republican. I served my country in uniform and under hostile fire. I declared bankruptcy once in my life. I did not have a speeding ticket for fifteen years, or any other legal trouble (besides my conviction, which I pled guilty to). My family is a political one and I know a lot of people in this City. I partcipated (in my last private business) in a great deal of the inner-city reconstruction efforts that took place here, and I can walk through downtown and see the work that I did still in place.

You are wrong about past actions.

You are confirming my opinion that you have a huge blind spot about your own life. You say speeding tickets do not have effect on your fitness as a parent, which is of course true. But none of the things you mention have much more bearing on your fitness as a parent, either.

What does have bearing is your conduct concerning minors. Specifically, a conviction for CP, an admission of committing molestation when you were a youth, and showing zero concern for your family and its welfare in the NAMBLA radio incident that caused these things.