Stop moaning ffs wrote: » BUT HILARY!!!
batgoat wrote: » You have absolutely no proof that she lied. Should all historical rape complainants go to jail? Cause it's not uncommon for that to occur as was the case with everyone to Saville to church abuse. You've concluded she's lying but you don't have proof. She had no reason to lie and it's effectively wrecked her life by coming out.
MadYaker wrote: » The plea deal that this Alex Acosta guy got for Epstein should have been a massive scandal! And now this guy is Trumps sec of Labor, while Trump and Epstein were and clearly friends at the time. The whole thing stinks https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article220097825.html
notobtuse wrote: » In this current atmosphere #meetoo seems to be trumping political affiliation. This too shall pass.
batgoat wrote: » You've concluded she's lying but you don't have proof. She had no reason to lie and it's effectively wrecked her life by coming out.
Harvey Weinstein wrote: » Now in fairness Bill Clinton (with his record) gets the benefit of the doubt too no? How many Women have accused him of rape? Quite a few as it happens. He visited Epsteins Island multiple times yet theres very little questioning of this is there? He also flew on the 'Lolita Express' at least 26 times and yet he gets the benefit of the doubt 'with his record'
Penn wrote: » Protest against what? He's been arrested and is facing charges pending further investigation. If he gets another sweetheart deal this time, given the publicity surrounding it now, there would be protests. But there's no reason to protest at this stage. Let the investigation take its course.
drunkmonkey wrote: » Nothing will happen ford that was my point, lie her head off without reprecussion for political reasons. Hillary Clinton is one crooked lady, I hope Trump takes her down.
drunkmonkey wrote: » Hillary Clinton is one crooked lady, I hope Trump takes her down.
Harvey Weinstein wrote: » Fair enough but much of the conversation here seems to focus on Trump whereas this case involves many many people including the leaders of other nations. Clinton of course was always the one with the deepest ties to Epstein, with him being a large donator to multiple Clinton charities and concerns.
batgoat wrote: » Numerous people in this thread have stated that Bill is suspect and favour him facing a conviction if there's proof. Couldn't care less where on the spectrum a person sits.
volchitsa wrote: » Hillary Clinton is why Acosta is a member of Trump's cabinet? Jeez I really have heard it all now.
drunkmonkey wrote: » You can bet your bottom dollar it will. It was Hillary who was pulling Acosta's stings not Trump or Obama. I'd presume it's why he's not fired yet he'll help hang her high.https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bill-clinton-not-telling-truth-epstein-investigative-journalist
batgoat wrote: » Btw, if Bill is found guilty of crimes in relation to Epstein. I'll happily see him jailed but this nonsense about jailing Ford or Clinton is nonsense.
rossie1977 wrote: » The media went soft on Harvey Weinstein for sure...
StringerBell wrote: » No no, this one is gonna all get stuck on the Clintons. Nothing like a BUT HILLARY!! or assuming any kind of wild speculation about them is correct, while obviously the Donald with his record gets the never ending benefit of the doubt :rolleyes:
StringerBell wrote: » And Weiner, Frankin, Wu, Conyers, Spacey etc There is certainly a different set of standards between the two parties but it ain't the way the OP suggested. Circle the wagons v circle firing squad
drunkmonkey wrote: » No she's a gouger, wants 100 million not justice. If she wanted justice she had plenty of opportunities. Unless she produces real evidence it's a fairytale. Did you believe Christine Ford? She should have been locked up. It's too easy make a false claim about anyone and there's little fear of reprecussion.
Deleted User wrote: » Hardly creepy if taken in isolation. And if ye want to be Partisan, Trump was a Democrat at the time.
Cody montana wrote: » Have they blamed Obama yet?
notobtuse wrote: » One thing that will captivate the media will be the prominent names that come out from this (well… the prominent names with an ‘R’ behind them, anyway. 'D's' will probably get the kid glove treatment from the media). It doesn’t necessarily mean any of them participated in Epstein’s illegal acts. But they will need to explain what they knew about what was going on. My prediction is high-priced lawyers and reputation management specialists are going to be in high demand in the coming months.
Deleted User wrote: » You do realise "young" can mean 18-20, when you're 25, nevermind when you're 50-60... One of my friends is always after that age group and he's 34. I'd say he's like them young.
mcmoustache wrote: » But we actually know now that they were as young as 14 and not 18-20.
FartyBlartFast wrote: » Thanks, but is there a link, or are we just taking hearsay at face value on this?
The relationship, whatever it was, appears to have cooled by 2007. Garten said in an interview Monday that although Epstein was never a member of Mar-a-Lago, Trump prohibited him from visiting the club around that time, as a reaction to criminal charges that had been filed against Epstein. “He banned him from stepping foot on the property,” Garten said. He said Trump’s private attorneys were not contacted during the more recent investigation of Epstein, which resulted in a 14-page federal indictment unsealed Monday.