Posted on 11/17/2017 4:28:45 AM PST by Kaslin
In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment/assault scandal, allegedly feminist entertainers are being accused left ... and left. The latest is comedian/Sen. Al Franken. Photographic evidence undeniably proved that he placed his hands over a woman's breasts while she was asleep on an airplane returning from a USO tour in 2006. The woman, KABC radio anchor Leeann Tweeden, added that he forced his tongue down her throat during a rehearsal of a skit for the soldiers.
Now ask yourself: What if Franken's most hated rival, Sen. Ted Cruz, had been pictured doing exactly that to a sleeping woman on a plane, with the same goofy smile? And had tongue-kissed her beforehand? Wouldn't the media/Democrat complex want him immediately purged from the Senate?
Last year, the media demanded Donald Trump's political head when they found old audio of him boasting to Billy Bush of "Access Hollywood" about how he could sexually harass women because he was a "star." NBC canned Bush just for giggling at Trump's boasts on the tape. Trump was only proved to have talked about groping. He wasn't photographed doing it. But Hillary Clinton was quoted everywhere for shamelessly tweeting: "This is horrific. We cannot allow this man to become president."
MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle lectured Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, saying: "You're a mother. You're a woman. Are you more offended by the phrase 'average Americans' or 'grabbing a woman's genitals'? ... you've got to look at your kids when you go home at night. ... I'm not going to let my kids watch the debate tonight."
As the Franken scandal unfolds, the media and Democrats have insisted that Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore cannot win the seat due to allegations that he had sexual contact with teenagers. There's no photograph here either. There is no admission of guilt like Franken's. But journalists demanded the voters of Alabama tar and feather Moore.
ABC's Martha Raddatz complained: "I don't really know what those voters are waiting for." On MSNBC, John Heilemann lectured Republicans, saying: "Right now, your party ... seems to be divided over the question of pedophilia by its standard-bearer in the Alabama Senate race," suggesting that the Republican Party can no longer be a "plausible party in American life."
Plausible party? Put aside for a minute whether Heilemann -- whose longtime co-author and TV partner Mark Halperin has now admitted gross sexual harassment -- can pass judgment on anyone. Just about every liberal or Democrat who has served in the last 20 years lacks any right to pass judgment on these matters after their decades of tolerance of former President Bill Clinton's sexual harassment and abuse of power. When Trump brought Clinton accusers Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick to a conference before the second presidential debate last October, the women were smeared by journalists as "political props," cogs in a "Soviet show trial" and a "twisted version of 'the Last Supper.'"
Only now have they begun to confess their apathy and insults toward Clinton's accusers, and that's only after the Clintons have no clear path back to the White House.
Will this scandal end with Roy Moore and Al Franken both losing a seat in the Senate? Or are we going to see another episode of rampaging liberal hypocrisy on a feminist outrage?
Giant turd, maybe.
In 2007 there were 25 settled claims . I think the public deserves to know the names of the accused
Sounds a lot like "Lion of the Senate."
I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, women f*ck me! ( Stuart Slimey )
The beast and the ten horns you saw will hate the prostitute. They will bring her to ruin and leave her naked; they will eat her flesh and burn her with fire.
Waiting for women to protest by wearing booby-bonnets to an oust Franken rally....waiting.
Senator Fish-Lips
I agree
bkmk
FRANKENGROPEN®
Interesting is it not, that Democrat “giants” of the senate turn out to be loathsome idiots with no talents whatsoever save for graft and corruption.
We must face the fact that were someone to take out the entire senate, we would be much better off.
At least we can flush the house vermin once every two years.
I’m not good enough, I’m not smart enough, and doggone it, people don’t like me.
- Ex “Senator” Al Franken
FOIA!
Then again, that information sounds like dynamite in the hands of Steve Bannon. I'm sure he's all over it.
I wish people would start pointing out that Trump was right about Hollywood. Big stars and other powerful men in Hollywood have been grabbing women’s p...ies forever. I’m waiting for the complaints against powerful Hollywood women.
Oh, how I pray some women come out against McCain. He thought he was a hot shit fighter pilot and we know he was a partyier. There has to be some women out there he groped.
Most women are no longer afraid. The Clinton’s power has waned and so has EVERYONE else’s.
“Waiting for women to protest by wearing booby-bonnets...”
How about catchers’ padding? It covers everything, top and bottom. A barrel would keep perv hands off the backside too.
“We must face the fact that were someone to take out the entire senate, we would be much better off.”
I think that is what our Heavenly Father is doing now by using Roy Moore, a strong Christian man who won’t back down. If it weren’t for Moore, we wouldn’t have knowledge of the $15 million hush fund, Franken, Clinton, and more that we’ll hear about in the next few days.
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