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Originally posted by Sig2340:
but with fewer guillotines.

Unfortunately.

aI humbly apologize for having said anything at all about the guy in Ohio.

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Originally posted by Deqlyn:
Florida DNC chair just resigned

http://www.tampabay.com/florid...s-over-being-creepy/

Over "inappropriate comments" and keeping a breast-shaped rubber squeezable "gag stress reliever" in his office, no less. If we hadn't achieved a state of feeding frenzy before, we have now. Heck, it looks like a faction in the state party are using this to essentially nullify a closely contested party election that was won by someone they didn't like!

There was a better time and I hope there are still places where the rubber boob would've been considered a grossly unprofessional thing to bring in to the office. But I'm still hoping that the Bernieites find some UPS guy who'll testify that Danky brushed up against his butt in an office corridor sometime. As great as she is in terms of entertainment value, I bet they'd gleefully throw her under a bus at the first chance.

^^ haha. Apparently rampant accusations coming out of bernie and hillary camp according to breitbart. Harassment that was "not correctly handled/addressed"


http://www.breitbart.com/big-g...m-sexual-harassment/

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Originally posted by Deqlyn:
Harassment that was "not correctly handled/addressed"

It's a trap, of course, since there is no possible way ever to satisfy leftists.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Deqlyn:
Harassment that was "not correctly handled/addressed"

It's a trap, of course, since there is no possible way ever to satisfy leftists.

Seppuku?

Man you'd think Quint and Capt Brody were doing circles in the Orca chumming the water as many sharks are popping up to feed...

One thing I do see though, just like happened with the term "racist", is the diminishment of the sexual assualt allegation. It is going to become so commonplace that it will not be given the same weight as it once was given. There are only so many times you can cry "wolf" and have people react vigorously.

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Originally posted by feersum dreadnaught:

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Deqlyn:
Harassment that was "not correctly handled/addressed"

It's a trap, of course, since there is no possible way ever to satisfy leftists.

Seppuku?

Nope. That's for honorable people.

Only question I need answered is...Why is he still in Washington at this point, and not hiding out in Minnesota?

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Deqlyn:
Harassment that was "not correctly handled/addressed"

It's a trap, of course, since there is no possible way ever to satisfy leftists.

We have contact - the Huffington Post has picked up the story.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...fdf2e4b045cf43705417

Not only should the story get picked up the MSM tomorrow, but they're resurrecting allegations about a volunteer and some staffers on the Sanders campaign while they're at it.

This couldn't happen to a nicer guy. I am sick of his smugness and holier than thou attitude.

When Trump said we'd start winning again, I don't think even he knew it would be this good.

So besides calling for a (worthless) "ethics investigation" by congress, has Schumer made any other comments?

Didn't think so. Al's settlement will just be another number in the long list of settlements paid for by us to the abused.

Two basic rules of government: Never look into anything you don’t have to. Never set up an investigation unless you know in advance what its findings will be.

Even if the lynch mob doesn't come after him, I don't foresee him opening his big mouth anymore. As a politician, I don't see how could be anything more than neutralized. I seriously doubt he'd get re-elected.

Locker room talk is much different than groping someone while they're sleeping.

Tony.

Any Somalian Women stepping forward, yet?

Although his mouth may be "neutralized" he still has a vote in the senate. It's not total victory until he is gone.

And I agree with JALLEN, congress would never open an investigation unless they know the outcome (especially on one of their own).

But I am enjoying watching them all squirm.

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Originally posted by benny6:
Even if the lynch mob doesn't come after him, I don't foresee him opening his big mouth anymore. As a politician, I don't see how could be anything more than neutralized. I seriously doubt he'd get re-elected.

Locker room talk is much different than groping someone while they're sleeping.

Tony.

You ain't from around here, are you?

If you're from Minnesota, and you have a "D" after your name, you could be a philandering axe-murdering serial rapist baby killer and get elected.

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Originally posted by mbinky:
But I am enjoying watching them all squirm.

The best part is that Moore seems to have suddenly disappeared from the headlines. Thanks, Al!

Dem candidate faces resignation calls after boasting of 'hayloft' romp, sex with 50 women

Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill O’Neill is facing calls from his rivals to resign from the state Supreme Court after he boasted, unprovoked, in a viral Facebook post this week that he’s had sexual relationships with at least 50 women in his life.

“Sexual harassment, degrading and devaluing women is not a joke,” tweeted Democratic candidate, Nan Whaley. “Justice O’Neill should resign.”

"As an attorney I'm appalled at these remarks of @billforohio, a Justice, as a democrat I'm horrified he would belittle victims of sexual harassment/assault this way and as a woman I'm outraged he would equate sexual assault with indiscretion. He should resign immediately," former U.S. Rep. Betty Sutton, who is also running for governor, said Friday.

O’Neill’s sexcapade diary was in response to the Al Franken scandal, and included a hayloft romp with a "gorgeous blonde" and a fling with a "red head from Cleveland."

“Now that the dogs of war are calling for the head of Senator Al Franken I believe it is time to speak up on behalf of all heterosexual males,” O’Neill posted on Facebook. “As a candidate for Governor let me save my opponents some research time.”

O’Neill went on to say: “In the last fifty years I was sexually intimate with approximately 50 very attractive females. It ranged from a gorgeous blonde who was my first true love and we made passionate love in the hayloft of her parent’s barn and ended with a drop dead gorgeous red head from Cleveland.”

According to Cleveland.com, the initial version of the post provided more specific information about the women in question.

The post was met with a cascade of stunned criticism, with users offering commentary ranging from "Mother of God" to "What did I just read" to "Dear god please tell me your facebook account was hacked."

The candidate apparently later deleted the more personal information about the women, responding to commenters: "Hey I do listen. I have deleted all references to the women involved. That was disrespectful."

But he defended his post in an interview with Cleveland.com, while also defending Franken and Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore, who is facing claims of sexual misconduct from multiple women.

"Roy Moore apparently seems to be a challenged individual when it comes to morality," O'Neill reportedly said. "I think that's very, very clear. He's been convicted of nothing and he's never had the opportunity to defend himself and that violates due process in America. The media is about to determine the election of a United States Senate campaign."

But it was the groping allegations against Democratic Sen. Franken that apparently prompted the post, which the Ohio candidate concluded with a pivot back to legislative issues.

“Now can we get back to discussing legalizing marijuana and opening the state hospital network to combat the opioid crisis. I am sooooo disappointed by this national feeding frenzy about sexual indiscretions decades ago,” he wrote.

“We’re having a serious national conversation about rape culture and sexual harassment, and it’s crucial for men to take time to listen to women and consider their experiences and insights,” Ohio Democratic Party spokeswoman Kirstin Alvanitakis told Fox News. “Unfortunately, Justice O’Neill’s Facebook comments that dehumanize women add nothing to this important conversation, which is actually about harassment and abuse, not encounters between consenting adults.”

O’Neill is one candidate in a crowded Democratic primary field in the race to replace Republican Gov. John Kasich. There are currently five Democrats and four Republicans who have announced their gubernatorial bids.

http://www.foxnews.com/politic...x-with-50-women.html