In 2008 and then again in 2012, after retired four-star General Colin Powell endorsed and then voted for Barack Obama, the former Secretary of State's sanity was already in question. At least now, after having his email account hacked by high-level security-breacher Guccifer, Colin Powell's besmirching of the Republican Party's "shift to the right" and "identity crisis" finally makes sense.

It seems that for years the mannerly and always professional Colin Powell has been cyber-comporting with a 46-year-old Romanian European Parliament member, Social Democrat, and past spokesperson for Romanian president Ion Iliescu named Corina Cre釘u. So it's safe to say that Colin Powell was probably the one in the throes of an "identity crisis."

As vice chair of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, Corina Cre釘u, who once called Powell the "love of her life," had, on occasion, spoken out against cruelty to women worldwide. Yet thanks to her progressive mindset, seducing in hopes of 'sharing' someone else's husband must not be a problem for her.

The fact that Colin Powell would associate with a communist sympathizer, never mind carry on titillating banter with a woman 30 years his junior, indicates risky and immature behavior just a notch above Weinergate. Either way, the revelations do put into context Powell's ability to support progressive socialist Barack Obama. General Powell lowered standards within his marriage, which apparently translated into lower standards politically.

Not for nothing, but it is kind of ironic that Colin Powell, whom many believed voted for Barack Obama simply because he's black, cyber-cheated on his African-American wife Alma with a blonde Marxist from Romania.

Colin's connubial infidelity and cyber-flirting was going on during the time the general was hitting the talk show circuit, calling Barack Obama a "transformational figure." That right there proves that the former Secretary of State's ability to discern right from wrong had already been severely compromised.

In an older email, Corina Cre釘u wrote Powell "Good weather to make you come," to which he responded, "You and the weather could make that happen." Yikes, General Powell, who knew?

Then, when the famously fickle Powell attempted to end the cyber-canoodling, much like the Republican Party came to realize in 2008 and 2012, Ms. Cre釘u probably noticed that something about the general had changed.

Clearly dejected and heartbroken, Cre釘u wrote, "I am sorry, we are completely deplorable as we don't assume what we had together [sic]." Over the past few years, the spurned Romanian official intermittently provoked the general in emails that indicated that her fluency in English probably wasn't what attracted the articulate statesman in the first place.

Nonetheless, in late 2011, Corina the Persistent dropped Powell another lovelorn lamentation, where she said she missed him... loved him "too, much, too many years... [and] fond finally a reaistc love [sic]." Included in Cre釘u's sentiments was no doubt the same thing that Republicans have been contemplating about Colin Powell for years: "I hope to be at least afriend to you [sic]."

Recently, the notorious Guccifer hacked into Powell's AOL account. Fearing the worst, the general's reaction was similar to the one Anthony Weiner had when he requested that Sydney Leathers scrub their erotic exchanges. Allegedly, Colin Powell also asked the Romanian seductress to delete their emails.

Sorry, but only in Obama-supporter circles could you have a Huma and an Alma being cheated on by a Weiner and a Colin. And who would have ever thought that America would reach a point where a retired four-star general would be emulating a cyber-sex fiend like Anthony Weiner?

When nabbed, unlike Mr. Weiner the former Secretary of State did not bring up his commitment to the middle class, but he did confess that during his tenure at the State Department, he and Corina "occasionally attended the same diplomatic and international meetings." The diplomatic nature of the relationship was confirmed in an email in which Corina asked, "Is first time when you tell me, dplomatically, of course, that is better not to speak until the holiday [sic]?"

Powell shared that "over time," while rehashing the minutes of diplomatic and international meetings, "the e-mails became of a very personal nature, but did not result in an affair." Let us consider that this is a two-timing, I mean two-time Obama supporter who pledges faithfulness to the Republican Party and, despite admitted online cheating claims, he's been faithful to his wife for half a century.

What Colin has failed to explain was how he made the jump from potential Republican presidential candidate to supporting a left-winger like Obama, or how the conversation changed from diplomatic and international affairs to suggestions that Corina lie naked sipping wine with him on a couch.

Mr. Powell clarified: "Those type [sic] of e-mails ended a few years ago. There was no affair then, and there is not one now."

Not that Anthony Weiner or Colin Powell would care, but for the record, Jesus did say, "You have heard that it was said to those of old, 'You shall not commit adultery.' But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart."

To date, the perpetually-conflicted Colin Powell remains married to the very classy Alma, and if you can believe it, as of January 2013 still considered himself a member of the Republican Party. Quintessential Colin Powell: Faithfulness in word, but in deed, evidently not so much.

In the end, the moral of the story is this: after being disloyal to a party that would have supported him all the way to the White House and straying from a wife who has stood by him for 50 years, it's clear now that Colin Powell's unfaithfulness is something Americans can count on.

Jeannie hosts a blog at http://www.jeannie-ology.com/