2016 Postmortem

Adenoid_Hynkel

(14,093 posts) Sat Oct 8, 2016, 02:40 AM Oct 2016

It's not words, it's an ADMISSION OF ACTIONS

Trump and his surrogates are trying to write this off as some wacky locker room talk, but it can't be lost that he's bragging about how he's been getting away with sexual assault due to his celebrity.

No one should let him get away with framing his behavior as mere talk.

The first question any moderator should ask him is if he's ever groped or kissed a woman and it wasn't wanted. And if they won't ask it, Hillary needs to go there.

And if he denies it, there's already a long list of accusers forming.

He wants to bring up Paula Jones or Broddrick, he has his own, tenfold, and with a hell of a lot more credibility who've remained consistent int heir stories.

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It's not words, it's an ADMISSION OF ACTIONS (Original Post) Adenoid_Hynkel Oct 2016 OP

If any Republican politician simply says they find it horrible behavior and then don't withdraw appleannie1 Oct 2016 #1

You are right he admitted to sexual battery exboyfil Oct 2016 #2

appleannie1

(5,067 posts)

1. If any Republican politician simply says they find it horrible behavior and then don't withdraw

Reply to Adenoid_Hynkel (Original post)

Sat Oct 8, 2016, 02:53 AM

Oct 2016

their endorsement, it says the only thing they find horrible is he said out loud what he did and they think his actions were ok as long as he kept it secret by intimidation or fear of not being believed. It is no different than the Bill Cosby thing. And it also shows that the women that overcame there fear and took it to court should be believed. We do NOT need an entitled sexual predator in the White House.

exboyfil

(17,863 posts)

2. You are right he admitted to sexual battery

Reply to Adenoid_Hynkel (Original post)

Sat Oct 8, 2016, 02:53 AM

Oct 2016

as a technique for "seducing" women. Every woman who has a story about him groping now is vindicated.

Penal Code 243.4 PC, California's sexual battery law...alternatively referred to as California's sexual assault law...prohibits touching the intimate part of another person for purposes of sexual

gratification,
arousal, or
abuse.1

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