“There are consequences to sin,” said Senator John Ensign (R-Nev.), referencing the extra-marital affair that led, inevitably, to the news conference where the troubled Senator announced his forthcoming retirement. And among those consequences? Nevada is set to become as fiercely contested a state in 2012 as it was last election cycle.

• Until the end, Ensign a master of close-call politics
  

  Until the end, Ensign a master of close-call politics

  Steve Marcus Sen. John Ensign announces he will not seek another term in 2012 during a...

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• DECONSTRUCTING A SENATORÕS FACADE
  DECONSTRUCTING A SENATORÕS FACADE

  Last summer, Sen. John Ensign was with his wife, Darlene, at Palace Station for a meeting of Nevada Republican women. It was a somewhat awkward venue, coming soon after he had confessed to an...

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• US Sen. Ensign spends $550K on legal fees
  US Sen. Ensign spends $550K on legal fees

  Financial disclosure reports show Republican U.S. Sen. John Ensign of Nevada has spent more than $550,000 in the past three months on legal fees. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that Ensign...

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• Sen. Ensign says he will seek re-election
  Sen. Ensign says he will seek re-election

  Nevada Sen. John Ensign says he is preparing to run for a third term, despite an ongoing federal investigation into an extramarital affair with the wife of a former staffer. The Republican senator...

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• Secret tips to have an affairSecret tips to have an affair
  

  Secret tips to have an affairSecret tips to have an affair

  Undoubtedly, having an affair with another person is considered dishonest. Moreover having an...

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