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Old 12-12-2017, 06:47 PM
 
Location: Old Mother Idaho
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Oh the hysteria Liberals are now in the era of the Salem Witch trials... If an accused witch does not admit to being a witch, they are to be hanged. Tie the accused witch to a chair and throw them in the lake. If the accused floats that person is a witch, if they sink, they are innocent.

This time liberals and Dems are judge, jury and prosecutioners. Carry on lol
That would be true if the Democrats didn't discipline their own members for the same charges. But if numbers count for anything, right now there have been more Dems than Repubs who've resigned.

It may all be a witch hunt, but if it is, it's a bi-partisan witch hunt that extends far outside of Washington D.C. Most of those who have been accused of sexual harassment have no connections to the Capitol at all, except for all the news media guys who have been accused.

Why now? I think the answer's very simple. This issue has been gathering steam for a long time, as women have become as much a part of our workplace as men, and women now want the same kind of social and work opportunities as men have.

Complaining about the glass ceiling hasn't done the job. It's not something that most men or women ever think about, because so few ever rise to the very top of any corporation.

But sex harassment charges are something so common, especially among women, that everyone, male or female, knows about them, and they stick like glue and don't peel off easily. Other forms of abuse are sooner forgotten or thought less serious.

Why so many charges now? That's simple, too. Women have always sought strength in numbers. So once one who is brave enough to step forward, she will be joined by others in support if the charges have validity.

This is something women want changed in the 21st century. Don't expect it to fade away, because it won't, and it has just begun, I think.

 
Old 12-12-2017, 07:50 PM
 
Location: The 719
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What if Alabama senatorial candidate Roy Moore wins the state’s special election in December? Will he be able to defy Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, as he promised to do, or will he have to knuckle under? Will the other Republicans spurn Moore, or will they have to accommodate him because with such a narrow majority, they want his vote?
Idk.

Maybe Roy Moore can jump on his pony and ride on over to Ted Kennedy and aks him.
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