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http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congres ... 00-n825696Rep. Blake Farenthold settled sexual harassment claim for $84,000
That's about it. You win.The Annoyed Man wrote:So you did!mojo84 wrote:Beat you to it.
But I doubled down with a Garrison Keillor. What else yah got?
Beat you to it.The Annoyed Man wrote:I’ll see your schadenfreude, and raise you a hypocritical man with a titanic ego.......or two: http://www.dailywire.com/news/24102/fla ... oseph-curlAbraham wrote:Unless someone confesses, allegations are just that...
While I've zero sympathy for those who're are guilty of (fill in the blank), simply being accused isn't evidence.
Of late, many of the accused in the news are liberals I can't stand, but I wouldn't wish them tried by the public and hung out to dry without evidence.
Allegations are hurtling out at a meteoric rate and I find it rather alarming.
Who knows if you're next on the allegation hit parade when you've done nothing more than be pro-2nd Amendment or refuse to recycle your garbage.
Any of us can be accused, alleged, pointed a finger at, for any number of this, that or the other.
It seems Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible" is being re-enacted...over and over.
They can't ALL be guilty or can they...?
What say you?
