Harold Ford Jr., ex-congressman fired by investment bank for sex misconduct

Dropping like flies! Yet another big name going down for sexual harassment....

Former Democratic congressman and MSNBC mainstay Harold Ford Jr. was fired on Thursday by Morgan Stanley after he was accused of “harassment, intimidation, and forcibly” grabbing a woman several years ago, according to HuffPost.

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We need a catch all thread for new allegations. These threads are getting old.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Morning Joe Panelist #2.......

Who's next? Let's hear it Mika.

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Too bad, I actually liked him for a Democrat. Thought he might have a future.

True story. I saw him at a small airport terminal once. It wasn't so much him that I recognized, but the woman he was with was a straight up 10. I was really looking at her ass. Anyway, I see him next to her and thinks he looks familiar, but couldn't quite remember where I recognized him from. He sits down across from me and I then remember and just have a few pleasant words.

He does have good taste in women...

This whole thing seems systematic. Why are so many sexual allegations being brought up so close together? I know this isn't a thread about Trump but he has 15+ sexual allegations against him, why is that not getting any airtime?

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
This whole thing seems systematic. Why are so many sexual allegations being brought up so close together? I know this isn't a thread about Trump but he has 15+ sexual allegations against him, why is that not getting any airtime?

Pretty sure that ran it's course prior to the election and still nothing concrete came out. I'm sure you remember all the coverage it got...

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
This whole thing seems systematic. Why are so many sexual allegations being brought up so close together? I know this isn't a thread about Trump but he has 15+ sexual allegations against him, why is that not getting any airtime?

Maybe because a ton of politicians and entertainment figures are sleazeballs.

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Oh I agree, that's usually what money and fame do to you, turns you into a sleazeball that thinks you are above the law.

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
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Oh I agree, that's usually what money and fame do to you, turns you into a sleazeball that thinks you are above the law.

it's all about the power. If it were about sex they just get hookers or pornstars like Charlie Sheen

Slimey guy... he just oozes disingenuousness. I remember when he moved to NY to attempt a senate seat ...and lost as he was seen as the self-serving carpetbagger he was.

Sleazy ... I'll stop the ad-hominid (heh) attacks, now... but...

EWWWW ... D-Bag!

originally posted by: pavil

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
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Oh I agree, that's usually what money and fame do to you, turns you into a sleazeball that thinks you are above the law.

it's all about the power. If it were about sex they just get hookers or pornstars like Charlie Sheen

At this rate Charlie might be the only one left.

This is HUGE.

The guy's political potential was through the roof, presidential pick material. Now it is all gone.

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Why are so many sexual allegations being brought up so close together?

Because the left played with fire when they started this snip a year ago.

Now they are getting burned by it, and rightly so.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1

Why are so many sexual allegations being brought up so close together?

Because the left played with fire when they started this snip a year ago.

Now they are getting burned by it, and rightly so.

Reading between the lines he is really asking why are so many leftist heros being exposed...

originally posted by: TinfoilTP
This is HUGE.

The guy's political potential was through the roof, presidential pick material. Now it is all gone.

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Not really. At one time it was sky high, then he became the other Black guy to Obama. Democrats had filled their quota on them. He wasn't going anywhere Politically.

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
This whole thing seems systematic. Why are so many sexual allegations being brought up so close together?

I guess you didn't read the scriptures, then?

The "stars" are falling. Remember that TV show "Under the Dome" with "pink stars" falling to the ground?

Well, the "stars" are people who we'd elevated above the average, and previously looked up to.

The bible says 1/3 rd of all the stars are to fall quickly within the next 3 1/2 years, before the war.

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As a man, all I'm learning from this is to deny all accusations. NEVER admit it. Call your accuser(s) liars. And if possible, be a Republican. Then you should be ok. Otherwise, I think you're out. If I'm learning this, I suggest boys and other man are also learning this. Hang on ladies.

We just can't have the representing of the people be done with the " little head" anymore.
These people need to be held to a higher standard , lead by example and when they abuse others need to be held accountable to that higher standard.
When an elected official abuses others it is a slap in the face of the people who voted them into office.
Not to mention the damage they cause to their victims...

originally posted by: Edumakated
True story. I saw him at a small airport terminal once. It wasn't so much him that I recognized, but the woman he was with was a straight up 10. I was really looking at her ass. Anyway, I see him next to her and thinks he looks familiar, but couldn't quite remember where I recognized him from. He sits down across from me and I then remember and just have a few pleasant words.

He does have good taste in women...

Forgot to add, I actually thought he was baseball player, Alex Rodgriguez at first because he was casually dressed with a baseball hat. The woman he was with was so sexy, I thought he might be an athlete at first.