There may be some truth to that. Then the question remains, why didn’t he stay a Democrat? Maybe because he found a niche in the political arena with a fabricated birth certificate issue with which he was able to form a substantial base of voters?
They’re doing it now because they heard the tape of him describing the kind of sexual assaults he commits. They now know they’re not alone, it wasn’t their fault, and people might believe them.
It’s not “he said/she said”, it’s “they said”.
Plus, I doubt that that’s the type of attention most women would want.
What I said was that people should not blindly believe the mass media without doing some research about what they’re reporting. Is there a problem with that? Do you think it’s wrong to think for yourself?
Well, you must not have looked very closely. I went to NBC news and found articles on Hillary and Wikileaks. Do you really think you can find a story of major importance in this election that is not covered by the mainstream media? You tried with Hillary and Wikileaks. Care to try again?
Indeed. I typed “hillary w” (w/o quotes) into Google and Google autocomplete the “w” with wikileaks and clicking on it (hillary wikileaks) populated pages of articles. Many (most, on the first page at least) from conservative sources.
Trump is his own Deep Throat…Yeesh.
To Imachine, When has Donald Trump ever said what are quoting? Because that quote you claim here was not in the Trump tape transcript with Billy Bush, because I checked it (warning: that tape and transcript of it has graphic language in case anybody reading this doesn’t know).
We’re supposed to believe a woman in the process of being groped everywhere on her body just sat there quietly, hoping someone would come and stop the abuser?
I was obviously paraphrasing for rhetorical effect.
She left her seat when he didn’t stop. As she said she didn’t report it because it was far from the first time she had been sexually assaulted. She knew from experience that nothing would happen if she reported it.
I would have left my seat the moment he started, not wait for it to stop.
That Ms. Leeds might remember a traumatic groping event that took place more than 30 years ago seems quite believable. That another passenger sitting across from her happened to have a photographic memory and remembers someone he didn’t even know and to whom, according to him, nothing out of the ordinary happened, after more than thirty years seems quite unbelievable. I’m sure, too, that Ms. Leeds has aged and doesn’t look quite the way she did 30 years ago and this other passenger still remembers her?
It is quite possible. The psychology of sexual victimization is not so straightforward as you might think. There is strong social pressure not to “make a scene”. Leeds may have been thinking “this will end any second now”. She probably thought “If I yell or raise a stink, he could just deny it and leave me looking like a fool”. It would take an extremely self-assured and strong-willed woman to make a public scene in cases of a rich, powerful, important man gradually raising the stakes in his misbehavior. No, her behavior is very believable.
Whatever you say. All psycho-analysis and nothing that rings true to anyone with common sense.
Is psycho-analysis automatically bad?