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It's not nonsense. He espouses supposed "Christian family values" and insists that government should be able to force others to do the same. Wouldn't virginity be considered a "Christian family value" and shouldn't the voting public know if he practiced what he preaches?

 

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Not to play the Man Card, but it would be interesting to see what the reaction would be had this been a female Congresswoman.

Is it brilliant to send strangers nudes? No. In reality, is that how a certain kind of courtship happens these days? Yes.

 

We need an @exmediahack report from the battle lines.

 

Every poll says Jones is winning. Will the turnout projectsions be wrong? Have silent Trump voters ruined polling forever? Stay tuned!

Is Roy Moore Losing?

 

That change of tense is pretty dang important to the argument against your position.

 

I continue to be amazed how much you *don't* need to send them to get them. You don't even have to actually be dating the person anymore. I have some female friends who just send them to half the people they know whenever they feel like it.

 

Ethel, Sadie, and Irma from Shady Acres Retirement Home don't really count.

 

Which is that he should have been a virgin until marriage?

 

Funny how people suddenly feel liberated to say this, now that their grip on the Democratic Party has been broken.

As a wave of stories unfold about sexual harassment and assault by men in power, a senior Democratic leader says her party should reflect on how it handled such charges when they were leveled against former President Bill Clinton.

"Not only did people look the other way, but they went after the women who came forward and accused him," says Kathleen Sebelius, the former secretary of Health and Human Services and Kansas governor. "And so it doubled down on not only bad behavior but abusive behavior. And then people attacked the victims."

Sebelius extended her criticism to Hillary Clinton, and the Clinton White House for what she called a strategy of dismissing and besmirching the women who stepped forward—a pattern she said is being repeated today by alleged perpetrators of sexual assault—saying that the criticism of the former first lady and Secretary of State was "absolutely" fair. Sebelius noted that the Clinton Administration's response was being imitated, adding that "you can watch that same pattern repeat, It needs to end. It needs to be over."

Sebelius: Clinton WH "doubled down" on "abusive behavior" - CNNPolitics

 

On the Slate political podcast this week - which is liberal-slanted but usually pretty even-handed tonally - they were talking about Bill Clinton, and said something about how Hillary had never worked to undermine the credibility of the accusers. Then they noted that by deploying him at all for her own presidential campaign, that somewhat qualified.

I wish I had a transcript. You'd go through the roof.