Hypocrisy by abortion supporter

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If this was a prolifer the media would claim this is part of a larger pattern. Since he is on the abortion rights side, the media will claim it is an isolated exception.
I don’t understand how you’ve come to that conclusion.
 
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The media will not draw any connection between someone who defends the right to violence against the unborn woman, and the right to violence against women who are born. The media will distance themselves from the hero they were applauding up till yesterday.
 
If he were a Republican there would be pages and pages here either saying he hasn’t been convicted of a crime, or the crimes were so long ago, or the crimes don’t matter because he’s got the appropriate position on specific issues.

Porter, Moore, etc.

At least he resigned.
 
That seems at odds with what you said in your OP, though - what would the “larger pattern” be if he was prolife?
 
F_Marturana . . .

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If he were a Republican there would be pages and pages here either saying he hasn’t been convicted of a crime, or the crimes were so long ago, or the crimes don’t matter . . .
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This is false F_Marturana.

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(Cathoholic) Regarding Republican from Texas Rep. Blake Farenthold . . .
I am glad this man is out of office.

Yet even with this and the proverbial stealing of taxpayer money for this guy’s hush money (now coming out), seems to feed into the idea of how LITTLE accountibility some of these politicians actually have.
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Texas Rep. Blake Farenthold resigns from Congress World News
Texas Rep. Blake Farenthold resigns from Congress . . . . Farenthold, R-Texas, had previously announced that he would not seek re-election in the 2018 midterm election, when reports of sexual misconduct first surfaced. . “While I planned on serving out the remainder of my term in Congress, I know in my heart it’s time for me to move along and look for new ways to serve,” Farenthold said in a statement Friday evening, noting he sent a letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to tell him about his …
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(Cathoholic) Regarding Republican Congressman Pat Meehan . . . .
It looks like Meehan should be removed now and not allowed to finish out his term (which it looks like will be occurring).

And WHY should the American taxpayers have to wait until he steps down to be repaid?

WHO ELSE in the House and Senate or elsewhere in Government has been the recipient of secret Government hush fund monies?
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House Rep. Pat Meehan resigns World News
 
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F_Marturana . . .
Look up the discussions on Roy Moore.
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No.

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You didn’t SAY “Roy Moore” in your overly-broad statement.

You said “a Republican” and used Roy Moore as an example.

F_Marturana . . .
If he were a Republican there would be pages and pages here either saying he hasn’t been convicted of a crime, or the crimes were so long ago, or the crimes don’t matter . . .
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And I am saying that is false.

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NOT F_Marturana . . .
If he were Roy Moore there would be pages and pages here either saying he hasn’t been convicted of a crime, or the crimes were so long ago, or the crimes don’t matter . . .
 
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LAre we going to have one of those discussions where you keep trying to disprove me like the one about the cheapie gift to Melania? 😉

I don’t feel like playing.

But look up Trump Billy Bush tape, and how often it’s been claimed he was talking about groupies and not assault. Also look up how many women have actually accused him. He hasn’t resigned.

Also look up Rob Porter.

Also I used both Moore and Porter as examples in my first post here.

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I’m signing off now, and going to bed.
 
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Billy Bush and Rob Porter are irrelevant.

You said “Republicans”.

Not Billy Bush or Rob Porter.

Why not just admit it?

Your statement criticising people “here” on CAF was overly broad.
If he were a Republican there would be pages and pages here . . .
 
If he were a Republican there would be pages and pages here either saying he hasn’t been convicted of a crime, or the crimes were so long ago, or the crimes don’t matter because he’s got the appropriate position on specific issues.

Porter, Moore, etc.

At least he resigned.
He resigned maybe because he was guilty. The others didn’t because maybe they were not. Your ability to assign guilt is interesting characteristic.
 
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Imdaman:
He resigned maybe because he was guilty.
That remains to be adjudicated.
I agree with this statement, I said maybe however. Because most people with a credible defense, would not allow a few people who are out for blood to destroy your career and worse your character.

I’m just saying, non-guilty people, I would think, will stand and fight ratehr than hide and cower.
 
I’m just saying, non-guilty people, I would think, will stand and fight ratehr than hide and cower.
Perhaps.
I agree that the impulse that most people have is to fight an injustice against them.
But I can also understand people stepping out so that the work of their group, if they believe in its importance, is not put under a cloud by their presence. I can even understand people just opting out to avoid a public spectacle that just isn’t worth it.
 
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Imdaman:
I’m just saying, non-guilty people, I would think, will stand and fight ratehr than hide and cower.
Perhaps.
I agree that the impulse that most people have is to fight an injustice against them.
But I can also understand people stepping out so that the work of their group, if they believe in its importance, is not put under a cloud by their presence. I can even understand people just opting out to avoid a public spectacle that just isn’t worth it.
I agree… by what I have read about this man’s character leaves me doubtful that this is the case here though.

Peace!
 
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