But publicly humiliating anyone for consensual adultery is draconian, and wrong.
I don't know if public humiliation is the answer but I do believe, in certain situations, the public has a right to know. The situation with Bill Clinton, for example, is more than just your everyday situation of cheating on your wife. He was the president and he was cheating with an intern. When you're the president, or any politician for that matter, your job is to make decisions. You aren't running reports, inputting data into a computer or doing anything else that the average person would do at their job. So, when you prove that your decision-making ability is that bad, the people that voted or could vote for you, need to know.