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Showing Original Post only (View all)Is Swalwell being rat fucked? (Poll) [View all]
Don't have enough information to take a hard side, but the timing seems suspicious.
If true, he should own this
If not, we are being Frankened again.
| 266 votes, 9 passes | Time left: Unlimited | |
| Yes, this is the same Roger Stone play book | |
65 (24%) |
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| No, he should leave politics completely | |
29 (11%) |
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| Not enough information to call | |
172 (65%) |
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| 9 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided. | |
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Huh? Every member of the House is only currently serving through the end of the year.
Wiz Imp
10 hrs ago
#72
He's not every member of the house. He's a guy who screwed up big time and will be out of politics altogether soon.
Attilatheblond
6 hrs ago
#78
You seem to be shadow boxing for no particular reason. I don't disagree that he is still in the House but he's DONE
Attilatheblond
3 hrs ago
#84
No, this goes to judgement, which he showed very little of!! He put himself in the position to be blackmailed,
Pisces
19 hrs ago
#57
Option 6: When this shit comes up in the middle of a campaign, we should be very skeptical
Bluetus
Yesterday
#9
"This is obviously not about a rape." I...would not say that's obvious.
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#16
"They have had nine years to speak up and they chose this particular moment to bring a charge?"
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#34
You are seriously asking a question regarding why sexual assault is (commonly/frequently) not reported?
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#19
He is being investigated by the Manhattan District Attorney's office
DemocratSinceBirth
20 hrs ago
#50
there are people with inside knowledge (within his own campaign?) that appear to be
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#22
Hey DU peeps who are smarter than me re the internets. I caught a brief statement supposedly made by Roger Stone
Ninga
Yesterday
#21
Because journalists were reporting out the allegations. It takes weeks to months to nail a story like this down, and it
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#23
You need an option for "He should drop out of the Governor's race, but stay in his Congressional seat until...
LudwigPastorius
Yesterday
#25
Im just curious on those believing this is a set up - have you read the SF Cheonicle and/or CNN reporting
Nanjeanne
Yesterday
#35
If it's not ratfucking, the accusers should go to the authorities rather than the media.
W_HAMILTON
20 hrs ago
#49
It's not a double standard. Then statute of limitations had expired and it was pre-Me Too.
W_HAMILTON
19 hrs ago
#58
Some of the SOL's are only 5 years, and it takes victims time to emotionally process these things.
pnwmom
18 hrs ago
#65
The original victim didn't go to authorities because she didn't think they'd believe her. And the media came to her.
WhiskeyGrinder
11 hrs ago
#71
Well, it sure looks like lots believe her snd support her, so now she should go to the police.
W_HAMILTON
7 hrs ago
#75