Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”


Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.

On Nov 13, 3:17*pm, jps wrote:
Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”

Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. *It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. *His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.


Maybe they hope Cain will hook them up with some of his 'ladies'.

On 11/13/11 2:56 PM, North Star wrote:
On Nov 13, 3:17 pm, wrote:
Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”

Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.


Maybe they hope Cain will hook them up with some of his 'ladies'.


Hey, Don, I made iLoogy an offer he's sure to refuse. Made it on your
behalf, too. Take lots of photos. I will.

On Nov 13, 4:30*pm, X ` Man dump-on-conservati...@anywhere-you-
can.com wrote:
On 11/13/11 2:56 PM, North Star wrote:





On Nov 13, 3:17 pm, *wrote:
Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”

Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. *It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. *His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.

Maybe they hope Cain will hook them up with some of his 'ladies'.

Hey, Don, I made iLoogy an offer he's sure to refuse. Made it on your
behalf, too. Take lots of photos. I will.- Hide quoted text -

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I'll look for that thread.

On 13/11/2011 12:56 PM, North Star wrote:
On Nov 13, 3:17 pm, wrote:
Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”

Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.


Maybe they hope Cain will hook them up with some of his 'ladies'.

Yes, but most real men realize there is sexual harassment and there are
women who make false accusations on their harassment of men.

Plenty of democrat misogynists. And the only confirmed extra-marital
sexual blow job in the Whitehouse is a democrat.

Would like to know the truth with Cain. Not just the fleabaggerisms and
political back biting.

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The reason government can't fix the economic problems is government is
the problem.

On 11/13/11 4:15 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 13/11/2011 12:56 PM, North Star wrote:
On Nov 13, 3:17 pm, wrote:
Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”

Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.


Maybe they hope Cain will hook them up with some of his 'ladies'.

Yes, but most real men realize there is sexual harassment and there are
women who make false accusations on their harassment of men.

Plenty of democrat misogynists. And the only confirmed extra-marital
sexual blow job in the Whitehouse is a democrat.

Would like to know the truth with Cain. Not just the fleabaggerisms and
political back biting.


The truth is he is a womanizing, ill-prepared joke of a candidate with
great appeal to the mindless Republican right. You know, your kind of
candidate.

On 13/11/2011 12:17 PM, jps wrote:

Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”


Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.

How many democrat women voted for Clinton? (either one, the perp or the
one that didn't divorce the perp).

Hey, both Clintons had their leaks. For Bill is was sperm, for Hilary
it was Wiki.

--
The reason government can't fix the economic problems is government is
the problem.

On 13/11/2011 2:20 PM, X ` Man wrote:
On 11/13/11 4:15 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 13/11/2011 12:56 PM, North Star wrote:
On Nov 13, 3:17 pm, wrote:
Conservative columnist George Will believes that Republican
presidential candidate Herman Cain’s sexual harassment scandal is a
“test” for Republicans.

“A rule is when there are four women, there may be 24,” Will told
ABC’s Christiane Amanpour Sunday. “There’s a pattern here. He’s says
there’s no pattern because all four are not telling the truth. Well,
we shall see.”

“For Republicans, it is a teachable moment because Republicans have
said over and over again, character matters in leadership. We have
this powerful government. The more power the government has, the more
character matters in the chief executive. And this is a test for
them.”

Nah, character is just another ruse put up by the GOP to stake out the
moral high ground. It only comes into play when battling the
opposition, rarely when measuring their own.

What matters for the Cain campaign is the simplicity of the message
and can if fit on a bumper sticker. His fundraising has taken a leap
since women started to come forward confirming his pattern of abuse.

A certain percentage of Republicans (including women?) are obviously
comfortable with misogynists.


Maybe they hope Cain will hook them up with some of his 'ladies'.

Yes, but most real men realize there is sexual harassment and there are
women who make false accusations on their harassment of men.

Plenty of democrat misogynists. And the only confirmed extra-marital
sexual blow job in the Whitehouse is a democrat.

Would like to know the truth with Cain. Not just the fleabaggerisms and
political back biting.


The truth is he is a womanizing, ill-prepared joke of a candidate with
great appeal to the mindless Republican right. You know, your kind of
candidate.

Possibly. But flattering a woman and asking her for a date can be by
some man hating women be harassment.

To be sexual harassment it has to have some intimidation, threat or
reward for sex. Without intimidation, threat or reward for sex, it isn't
likely harassment.

But say you want to fire a woman for tardiness, bad work or lack of
work, then she remembers your compliment 3 weeks earlier and sees her
lawyer or a settlement of some fat sum. Company settles as it is less
than the legal to fight it.

But then that is why our society is screwed. It isn't about integrity,
truth and honor. If Cain was innocent, it should have been fought no
mater what the cost. And women making false claims should get he same
besmirching treatment.

But if harassment, Cain should have been fixed back then. But money
talks, and same reason elections are rigged. Best candidates money can
buy make it to the ballot.

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The reason government can't fix the economic problems is government is
the problem.

On 11/13/11 4:30 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 13/11/2011 2:20 PM, X ` Man wrote:

The truth is he is a womanizing, ill-prepared joke of a candidate with
great appeal to the mindless Republican right. You know, your kind of
candidate.

Possibly. But flattering a woman and asking her for a date can be by
some man hating women be harassment.

Uh, Cain was a married man during the four or five reported sexual
harassment incidents, and in the cases described to date, he wasn't
asking for a "date." He was pressuring for sexual contact.


To be sexual harassment it has to have some intimidation, threat or
reward for sex. Without intimidation, threat or reward for sex, it isn't
likely harassment.

Well, that certainly describes the behavior of Cain...

On 13/11/2011 2:40 PM, X ` Man wrote:
On 11/13/11 4:30 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 13/11/2011 2:20 PM, X ` Man wrote:

The truth is he is a womanizing, ill-prepared joke of a candidate with
great appeal to the mindless Republican right. You know, your kind of
candidate.

Possibly. But flattering a woman and asking her for a date can be by
some man hating women be harassment.

Uh, Cain was a married man during the four or five reported sexual
harassment incidents, and in the cases described to date, he wasn't
asking for a "date." He was pressuring for sexual contact.


To be sexual harassment it has to have some intimidation, threat or
reward for sex. Without intimidation, threat or reward for sex, it isn't
likely harassment.

Well, that certainly describes the behavior of Cain...

Prove it. Trouble is all we have heard is conjecture with few facts.

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The reason government can't fix the economic problems is government is
the problem.