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Conyers, who answered the door at his Detroit home, told The Associated Press that he knows nothing about any claims of inappropriate touching and learned of the story from television just hours earlier.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
What adds insult to injury, may be that Paul Ryan helped cover it up within the House apparatus.
originally posted by: carewemust
My wife is out of town for a few days. What can I do to assure an air-tight alibi, in case someone accuses me banging bimbos in the house during her absence?
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: IAMTAT
What adds insult to injury, may be that Paul Ryan helped cover it up within the House apparatus.
It's coming out now because Republicans want to cut Moore loose but they're not willing to do so without anything in return. They want to make a trade, Moore for a Democrat. It doesn't really matter who, or what they did. Only that someone goes down.
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: IAMTAT
What adds insult to injury, may be that Paul Ryan helped cover it up within the House apparatus.
It's coming out now because Republicans want to cut Moore loose but they're not willing to do so without anything in return. They want to make a trade, Moore for a Democrat. It doesn't really matter who, or what they did. Only that someone goes down.
originally posted by: EternalShadow
Anyone heard of the "The USA Liberty Act"???
originally posted by: DBCowboy
I didn't want to be "that guy", well. . . okay. I did want to be "that guy".
If WE know about it, the media knows about it, then Trump HAS to know about it.
Why the #### isn't HE doing something about it!
originally posted by: face23785
Cut him loose how? Just about everyone has already come out saying he should pull out of the race. They can't actually do anything else until he gets in the Senate, and they're already talking about expelling him once he gets there. If that happens he'll just be replaced by another Republican. There's no need for any of the smoke and mirrors.
originally posted by: xuenchen
What kind of crazy nut statement is that?
Are you suggesting Conyers is totally innocent ?
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: face23785
Cut him loose how? Just about everyone has already come out saying he should pull out of the race. They can't actually do anything else until he gets in the Senate, and they're already talking about expelling him once he gets there. If that happens he'll just be replaced by another Republican. There's no need for any of the smoke and mirrors.
Expelling him is still an if, and still 2 months away. That's an eternity in scandal time. They'll only expel him at that point if there's sufficient political pressure to do so. If the stories quietly go away, they'll do nothing. If the Republicans can get their pound of flesh in the exchange and trade Moore for someone (ideally, someone high ranking or popular), they'll be more likely to expel him. I doubt many in the Senate actually want to work with Moore, he seems like an even more miserable human being to be around than Ted Cruz, but they're nothing if not pragmatic and if they can't actually get something for getting rid of him, they'll probably put up with him for a year, and try to primary him in 2018 instead.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: IAMTAT
I think we should play it safe and just get rid of all current politicians and Hollywood executives.
Its a sacrifice I'm willing to make .
Becoming a eunuch should become a prerequisite for entering Congress.
Well crap, there goes my plan to run...
Just be like Mike Pence and never, ever go anywhere without your wife.
My wife is out of town for a few days. What can I do to assure an air-tight alibi, in case someone accuses me banging bimbos in the house during her absence?
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: xuenchen
What kind of crazy nut statement is that?
Are you suggesting Conyers is totally innocent ?
No. I think he's guilty. But, everyone on the inside already knew he's guilty and they didn't previously expel him for poor conduct. That doesn't change now, because if they expel one member for using that slush fund, they're going to have to expel many members.
It's basically a matter of finding who an acceptable trade is for both sides.
originally posted by: Destinyone
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: xuenchen
What kind of crazy nut statement is that?
Are you suggesting Conyers is totally innocent ?
No. I think he's guilty. But, everyone on the inside already knew he's guilty and they didn't previously expel him for poor conduct. That doesn't change now, because if they expel one member for using that slush fund, they're going to have to expel many members.
It's basically a matter of finding who an acceptable trade is for both sides.
Unsure if this has been posted yet, but another Woman with filed court documents from a harassment allegations in the past. Just on FOX News they have certified court documents in hand. Is this dirty old man is about to get run over by the Karma Bus. Maxine Waters came to his defense today basically painting him as a Saint. LOL!!!
Des
SOURCE ARTICLE: www.washingtonpost.com... tm_term=.25c9d53485d8
Many House Democrats have stopped short of calling for Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) to resign in the wake of sexual harassment allegations against him.
But the congressman’s hometown newspaper, the Detroit Free Press, did not hold back, publishing an editorial online late Tuesday that urged the senior Democratic lawmaker to step down immediately.
Conyers’s alleged sexual harassment and use of taxpayer dollars to settle a claim “is the kind of behavior that can never be tolerated in a public official, much less an elected representative of the people,” the news outlet’s Editorial Board wrote.
“And it means that whatever Conyers’ legacy will eventually be, his tenure as a member of Congress must end — now.”