Trump cheats at golf - the ONE and ONLY politics thread

Lying under oath in the course a sexual harassment lawsuit. Of course, only a creep would think what Clinton did wasn't sexual harassment.

 

Lying under oath in the course of a sexual harassment lawsuit about ... what?

Go on, you can say it.

BTW, the sexual harassment victim, as you put it, in this case said she and her boss did it nine times. Really sounds like she hated every minute of it.

 

Soooo creepy:

"I still feel horrible about how indiscreet I was. That was a real betrayal. I betrayed the President in that way."

"His sexual energy kind of comes over his eyes, and it’s very animalistic. And if you’re someone who is comfortable with your sensuality, you’re in touch with that, you’re receptive to it if you find that person attractive.”"

“I got into trouble because I didn’t stop talking about the relationship, and now my punishment is that I have to keep talking about it.”

 

Presidential history! Well done. Hat tip.

 

Zogby and the Washington Examiner cut through the media bias.

Pollster Zogby: 'Back to a close race,' Clinton 38%, Trump 36%

Trump's team believes that online polls more accurately show the horserace because more and more voters prefer to give their opinions anonymously.

 

I can't imagine there's any way to weight an online poll. /sarcasm/. Plus, he's still losing in that poll.

I've said many times, NO poll matters until after Labor Day. But based on the majority of other polls, this appears to be a major outlier.

 

Sooooo creeepyyyyy!!!

"With an unseemly gesture toward her body, an irate Lewinsky responded, “What’s he want with her when he has this?”

http://nypost.com/2016/06/18/monica-lewinsky-ironically-freaked-out-that-bill-cheated-on-her/

 

Soooo creeepyyyy!!!!

"I don’t actually know why this whole story became about oral sex,” Lewinsky replies. “It was a mutual relationship.”

Monica Lewinsky: ‘The shame sticks to you like tar’

 

Only a complete moron would think he was actually scoring points with those posts.

 

If I recall, it was part of the Paula Jones lawsuit. Seems relevant to question someone about their sexual behavior at work.

Baron, you won't ever be in a position of authority in your professional life, so I know concepts such as consent may not matter in some sexual harassment cases are really hard for you to understand. I think HR can help determine what is right or wrong.

 

Wait a minute? We're trying to score points?