Hey, you wanted an example of one of your numerous lies....

So, you either don't know the difference between criminal charges and a civil lawsuit or you are a liar....

Which one is it Distant Lover?????

 

Just like the culture of dog-fighting brought down #Mike_Vick, so does the attitude of "She bleeds, doesn't she??!", caught up with #RoyMoore dripping-dick, lusting past

 

You are hyperventilating. You must know that Roy Moore is in deep trouble, and that Trump's presidency may end this way.

Two newspapers and three men destroyed Nixon's presidency: The New York Times, The Washington Post, Daniel Ellsberg, Bob Woodward, and Carl Bernstein. This happened after Nixon was reelected in a landslide.

Trump starts in a much weaker position than Nixon did in the beginning of 1973. The entire mainstream media is after Trump. Young reporters everywhere want to be the next Woodward and Bernstein.

What follows, if Trump and everything he stands for crashes and burns?

What you fear and hate follows. Bernie Sanders is the most popular politician in the United States. Donald Trump sure isn't.

 

Add Jeff Sessions to the list of Republicans who think he did it. They don't actually say it in so many words. The buzz phrase is, "I believe the women."

It's kind of funny to see our resident Trumpimicia lining up square behind Moore, insisting it's all a conspiracy made up by people whose feelings are still hurt by Hillary's loss, and then a conservative Alabama politician, who has known Moore for 40 or more years, make a plain and simple statement of "I believe the women." Anyone still standing behind Moore at this point is just too gullible for words.

At this point, Moore would have been better off to have owned the entire shipwreck. Instead of denying it, taken the position of, "Hey, I used to be hot and young chicks were after me."

 

Oh, it's practically here already. Any minute now. In fact, many are predicting it.



Here's why Donald Trump won't win the Republican presidential nomination


8/22/15

How meaningful is Donald Trump’s impressive lead in the polls, really? Not very meaningful, think most people in the know.

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Donald Trump Is Winning The Polls — And Losing The Nomination


8/11/15

I’ve seen a lot written about how Trump’s candidacy heralds a new type of populism. If it does, this type of populism isn’t actually very popular. Trump’s overall favorability ratings2 are miserable, about 30 percent favorable and 60 percent unfavorable, and they haven’t improved (whatever gains he’s made among Republicans have been offset by his declines among independents and Democrats). To some extent, the 30 percent may like Trump precisely because they know the 60 percent don’t like him. More power to the 30 percent: I have plenty of my own issues with the political establishment. But running a campaign that caters to (for lack of a better term) contrarians is exactly how you ensure that you’ll never reach a majority.3

At FiveThirtyEight, however, we’re fairly agnostic about what will happen to Trump’s polling in the near term. It’s possible that he’s already peaked — or that he’ll hold his support all the way through Iowa and New Hampshire, possibly even winning one or two early states, as similar candidates like Pat Buchanan and Newt Gingrich have in the past.4 Our emphatic prediction is simply that Trump will not win the nomination. It’s not even clear that he’s trying to do so.

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Yes, Donald Trump will implode. Here's why.


1/8/16

The other day, Vox's Ezra Klein mused about what a Trump loss might look like. He said it will just ... happen. Trump will be winning, and then he won't be. No one will predict it beforehand; hundreds of hot takes will explain it in retrospect.

I think Klein is right that Trump will fall; I am among those who believe such a fall is inevitable. There's some slim chance Trump could become the GOP nominee, but if he does, I'm not the only one thinking the odds of him beating Clinton in 2016 are vanishingly small. (Maybe someday I'll eat those words.)

For as long as he's been in the US public eye, Trump's been winning. He won every week on The Apprentice, and ever since he descended on his classy escalator, he has dominated every week of the GOP primary. Most of his supporters (few of whom reside in New York City) have never seen Trump when he's losing.

I suspect they won't like it. And he won't like them for not liking it. And they won't like that either. And so will go the inevitable fall.


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He'll probably be done by the end of the week.

Either way, just keep on doing what you're doing. Predicting his downfall on a regular basis. And it may come to be that, in February of 2025, you can say, "See! I told you he'd be out of there soon."

 

Well now that Sean Hannity has told Moore to explain and deal with the inconsistencies, you know there's a lot of truth to the accusations at this point.

Was kinda funny watching Fox News implode yesterday, between Shep Smith destroying the Uranium One conspiracy (which wasn't hard to do but whatever) and then Hannity turning on Moore. Poor Fox basement dwellers must have had their collective heads exploding if the comments section at Fox were to be believable.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/now-sean-hannity-calling-roy-040815217.html

*not_secure_link*insider.foxnews.co...inconsistencies-sexual-misconduct-allegations

 

The lone nihilist psychopath, such as the Las Vegas shooter or that guy who went around the country fucking then killing women, are more the exception to this rule about individual against individual offenses.. Particularly the serial nature, such as dog-fighting, that occurs as a shared 'way of doing things..'.. @Bron Zeage is right to say that Roy Moore should've just owned to the fact that he was one of the 'hound club' back in his earlier days, when it came to seeing any young thing with more than bumps on her chest as a potential object of lust.. It was as common up in a neighborhood in New Haven CT in 1970 as it was in Moore's neck of the woods in Bama.. Grown Men used the aura of their age and cunning to take advantage of the too trusting and naive younger women, aka the vulnerable ones of the herd..

 

I glad that Roy is in the spotlight and keeping Hope Hicks out of it. Is this collar getting tighter and where the heck is all of this sweat coming from suddenly. I never grabbed no Hicks pussy that I remember anyways. I hope Hope keeps her cool in front of Mueller today.

 

I wonder if RoyMoore has a profile page on xnxx....

 

In a piece called "The Reckoning," Atlantic contributing editor Caitlin Flanagan wrote Monday that we should "not forget the sex crimes" of which "Bill Clinton was very credibly accused in the 1990s. Juanita Broaddrick reported that when she was a volunteer on one of his gubernatorial campaigns, she had arranged to meet him in a hotel coffee shop. At the last minute, he had changed the location to her room in the hotel, where she says he very violently raped her. She said she fought against Clinton throughout a rape that left her bloodied.

At a different Arkansas hotel, he caught sight of a minor state employee named Paula Jones, and, Jones says, he sent a couple of state troopers to invite her to his suite, where he exposed his penis to her and told her to kiss it. Kathleen Willey said that she met him in the Oval Office for personal and professional advice and that he groped her, rubbed his erect penis on her, and pushed her hand to his crotch.

"It was a pattern of behavior; it included an alleged violent assault; the women involved had far more credible evidence than many of the most notorious accusations that have come to light in the past five weeks. But Clinton was not left to the swift and pitiless justice that today’s accused men have experienced. Rather, he was rescued by a surprising force: machine feminism."

 

A woman alleged that George H.W. Bush groped her buttocks in 2003, when the woman was 16 years old, according to Time Magazine.

Rosyln Corrigan — who said she was excited to meet the 41st president as a teenager, having dreamed of a career in politics — told Time that Bush groped her 14 years ago while photographing with her at an event in the Woodlands, Texas, office of the Central Intelligence Agency. Corrigan's father and other intelligence officers and their families came to hear Bush address the agency.


"My initial reaction was absolute horror. I was really, really confused," Corrigan told Time. "The first thing I did was look at my mom and, while he was still standing there, I didn't say anything."

"What does a teenager say to the ex-president of the United States? Like, 'Hey dude, you shouldn't have touched me like that?' " she said.

 

This thread is entitled Roy Moore not Clinton or Bush so please feel free to start another thread because the way you present this is as if bad behaviour by one person excuses bad behaviour by another person!

Sexual assault and rape of minors should be condemned by everybody not excused by bad example!!

TWAT!!

Thinskin

 

President Trump is not much of a Bible scholar. Nevertheless, when it comes to condemning sex offenders he is mindful of what Jesus said when he said,

John 8:7 So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.

 

What became of, "Donald Trump’s impressive lead in the polls, really?"

This is what became of it:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html

 

Lucky for him. The follow up to that verse is where Jesus tells the woman to, "Go, and sin no more." At this point in time,

Moore's sin is not lust or adultery. It is mendacity. He has lied to further his ambition and he has enlisted the help of others, causing them to lie for him.

 

He may have raped her. What this story demonstrates is that rape victims need to go to the police immediately.

The reason I doubt it is because a man with Bill's looks, charm and fame does not need to rape. He finds willing and eager women everywhere he goes. Male rock stars have groupies. It is not unusual for a rock star like John Lennon or Mick Jagger to have had sex with several hundred women.

After Magic Johnson was diagnosed with AIDS he said that beautiful women frequently solicited him.

Men do not want to think of themselves as sexual predators making unwanted sexual advances. Men want to believe that they are irresistible to women. I am confident that Bill Clinton frequently has been.

Rape is not about power; it is about sex. A rapist desires a teenage girl or a woman he realizes he cannot seduce. He thinks he can get away with it, and does not have the character to control his libido.

The fact that enough teenage girls at Gadsden Mall complained about Roy Moore to get him banned convinced him that his desire for teenage girls was not reciprocal. A man with any decency would have been sufficiently shamed to stop hitting on teenage girls. Roy Moore seems to have responded angrily and with a willingness to force his attentions.

 

Please tell me there's a major typo on your part here. And if there isn't, you need to go back to school.

And rich, powerful, attractive men do rape. Frequently. Just because someone doesn't need to rape doesn't mean that they don't. It happens very frequently. I see it every week, talk to women (and rarely men) that have been victimized by it.

 

Semicolons help you connect closely related ideas when a style mark stronger than a comma is needed...

Link two independent clauses to connect closely related ideas:

Some people write with a word processor; others write with a pen or pencil.
https://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/Semicolons.html

 

Are you standing by the statement, "Rape is not about power, it is about sex."

 

Yes.

The contrary statement is similar to, "Race is only a social construct."

Both are not presented as testable assertions, but as liberal dogmas that are considered to be impious to question.

Men rape because during human evolution rape was for men occasionally an effective reproduction strategy. It still is.