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In reply to the discussion: Kirstin Gillibrand coming up on 60 Minutes very shortly. [View all]NanceGreggs
(27,835 posts)103. ""Where's my moral compass ...
... if I can't speak out just because I like someone? Just because they're my friend?"
Where was her moral compass when she decided to be judge, jury and executioner? Where was her moral compass when she decided that Tweedon, whose story fell apart within 48 hours, was "credible"? Where was her moral compass when the other "credible allegations" turned out to be as ludicrous as Tweedon's: "He touched my waist," "I think he wanted to kiss me, but I turned away", "He touched my ass right in front of my husband and a crowd of people - only not a single person saw it."?
Yeah, it was "her choice to speak out", and now she can live with that choice - which, in case you haven't noticed, isn't exactly going over well with voters.
Where was her moral compass when she decided to be judge, jury and executioner? Where was her moral compass when she decided that Tweedon, whose story fell apart within 48 hours, was "credible"? Where was her moral compass when the other "credible allegations" turned out to be as ludicrous as Tweedon's: "He touched my waist," "I think he wanted to kiss me, but I turned away", "He touched my ass right in front of my husband and a crowd of people - only not a single person saw it."?
Yeah, it was "her choice to speak out", and now she can live with that choice - which, in case you haven't noticed, isn't exactly going over well with voters.
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