Turkey fans BOO during pre-match minute's silence for the victims of Paris attacks an

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Another to Kav's wife:

"Did your know your husband is a rapist?????" stated: "Hey b---h, did you know your husband was a rapist before you married him? F--k you and your f-----g family."

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Beyoncé’s Former Drummer Claims Singer Molested Her with ‘Dark Magic,’ ‘Extreme Witchcraft’

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Beyoncé’s Former Drummer Claims Singer Molested Her with ‘Dark Magic,’ ‘Extreme Witchcraft’

She's "probably guilty" so add her to the list.

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Is today the day ?

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Booker is planning on running for president in 2020. He had no choice.

Corey Booker admitted to it in the early 1990's while still in school. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.d6ed85b8e780

"But the skeleton in Booker’s closet seized on by outlets such as Fox News and the Daily Caller wasn’t really in his closet. The senator himself chose years ago to air the issue, marking a notable contrast with instances in which accusations of impropriety burst forth as a result of media investigation or opposition research.

In 1992, Booker, then a student at Stanford University, wrote a column for his college newspaper in which he recounted the groping and used his own behavior to underscore, in starkly personal terms, how his views had shifted on gender and sexual respect. He credited his work as a peer counselor with this transformation.

“After having my hand pushed away once, I reached my ‘mark.’ he wrote. “Our groping ended soon and while no ‘relationship’ ensued, a friendship did. You see, the next week in school she told me that she was drunk that night and didn’t really know what she was doing.”

“Senator Booker’s Stanford Daily column has been the focus of disingenuous right-wing attacks that have circulated online and in partisan outlets for the past five years,” a spokeswoman for Booker said in an email. “These attacks ring hollow to anyone who reads the entirety of the column, which is in fact a direct criticism of a culture that encourages young men to take advantage of women — written at a time when so candidly discussing these issues was rare — and speaks to the impact Senator Booker’s experience working to help rape and sexual assault survivors as a college peer counselor had on him.”

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So much for Trump staying fairly respectful of Kavanaugh's accuser - lashed out this morning. It's in keeping with his prior statements about having to go hard after his own accusers. Women won't soon forget this all, least of all at election time.

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Corey Booker admitted to it in the early 1990's while still in school. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.d6ed85b8e780

"But the skeleton in Booker’s closet seized on by outlets such as Fox News and the Daily Caller wasn’t really in his closet. The senator himself chose years ago to air the issue, marking a notable contrast with instances in which accusations of impropriety burst forth as a result of media investigation or opposition research.

In 1992, Booker, then a student at Stanford University, wrote a column for his college newspaper in which he recounted the groping and used his own behavior to underscore, in starkly personal terms, how his views had shifted on gender and sexual respect. He credited his work as a peer counselor with this transformation.

“After having my hand pushed away once, I reached my ‘mark.’ he wrote. “Our groping ended soon and while no ‘relationship’ ensued, a friendship did. You see, the next week in school she told me that she was drunk that night and didn’t really know what she was doing.”

“Senator Booker’s Stanford Daily column has been the focus of disingenuous right-wing attacks that have circulated online and in partisan outlets for the past five years,” a spokeswoman for Booker said in an email. “These attacks ring hollow to anyone who reads the entirety of the column, which is in fact a direct criticism of a culture that encourages young men to take advantage of women — written at a time when so candidly discussing these issues was rare — and speaks to the impact Senator Booker’s experience working to help rape and sexual assault survivors as a college peer counselor had on him.”

Liberal logic. Booker admits groping a woman. Kavanagh vehemently denies an allegation with very little facts. Booker admitted this in writing. Kavanagh has denied in writing.

Booker for President!

Kavanagh is a rapist!

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Liberal logic. Booker admits groping a woman. Kavanagh vehemently denies an allegation with very little facts. Booker admitted this in writing. Kavanagh has denied in writing.

Booker for President!

Kavanagh is a rapist!

Ha ha, well said.

Nowhere in their logic is the possibility that Kav is being truthful.

I actually don't discount Ford is being truthful as she can be. Memories fade, particulars (which she admits she can't recall) can shift. Usually, somewhere in the middle the truth lies (Sorry Behar, it happens).

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"I have no doubt that, if the attack on Dr. Ford was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local Law Enforcement Authorities by either her or her loving parents. I ask that she bring those filings forward so that we can learn date, time, and place!" he tweeted.


On one hand, I think he's got a point. But, on the other, maybe he was like Tee Hee and asked for her parents permission first, so it's OK?

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"I have no doubt that, if the attack on Dr. Ford was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local Law Enforcement Authorities by either her or her loving parents. I ask that she bring those filings forward so that we can learn date, time, and place!" he tweeted.


On one hand, I think he's got a point. But, on the other, maybe he was like Tee Hee and asked for her parents permission first, so it's OK?

It is just astonishing that all of this attention is for an accusation. No evidence, we haven't even seen the entire letter that Feinstein received , no previous report, record, or indications that an incident took place.

All of this based on just a verbal summary of written correspondence that has not been released.

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It is just astonishing that all of this attention is for an accusation. No evidence, we haven't even seen the entire letter that Feinstein received , no previous report, record, or indications that an incident took place.

All of this based on just a verbal summary of written correspondence that has not been released.

We don't need any of that. He's "probably guilty".

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We don't need any of that. He's "probably guilty".

It isn't even a " he said , she said"

It is a " they said that she said , based on what they read but few have seen , and he said based on what he heard what they said they had read , it didn't happen.

What the hell has happened to this country ?

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It isn't even a " he said , she said"

It is a " they said that she said , based on what they read but few have seen , and he said based on what he heard what they said they had read , it didn't happen.

What the hell has happened to this country ?

A lib posted it yesterday:

"Whatever it takes"; complete disregard for laws and decorum.

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While attending Yale University, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh joined both a fraternity that was later banned for chanting “no means yes” in front of the campus women’s center and a secret society with an crude nickname that appeared to be based upon members hooking up with women as much as possible.

According to the Yale Daily News, Kavanaugh chose to pledge with the Yale University’s DKE in the late 80’s, which had a reputation as a party frat. One student compared it to the fraternity in the “Animal House” movie.

Students from that era recall the DKE leadership sending pledges, known as “buttholes,” out onto the campus in search of female undergarments that they then added to a flagpole to embellish the DKE banner.

According to Steve Gallo, a member of DKE’s 1985 pledge class, the flag “was just somebody’s stupid idea” and that the underwear was “obtained consensually.”

Writing on the YaleWomen Facebook page, Jennifer Lew, class of ’87 disagreed. She said the DKE fratboys would ransack women’s rooms while another alumnus, Julie Klein ’87, called the frat an “animal house.”

According to the Yale paper, “Since Kavanaugh’s graduation in 1987, DKE’s reputation for mistreating women at Yale has only grown. Yale banned DKE from campus for five years in 2011 after videos circulated of fraternity recruits chanting ‘no means yes, yes means anal’ in front of the University’s Women’s Center.”

The report notes that Yale University recently launched an investigation into “the fraternity’s sexual climate after reports in the Yale Daily News and Business Insider documented sexual assault allegations against more than half a dozen members, including the fraternity’s former president.”

Along with belonging to the frat, Kavanaugh reportedly was a member of a secret society officially called “Truth and Courage,” primarily made up of athletes. It has since ceased to exist.

According to students remembering the group from its heyday in the 80s, it was winkingly referred to less as “Truth and Courage” and more as “Tits and Clit.”

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^^^

ha ha! So, a young college man at a liberal college acting like a young college man.