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In reply to the discussion: It's wrong to railroad a person. Any person. It must be said and repeated. [View all]UnTied
(58 posts)He said in the "coming weeks" he would be resigning. How many weeks does this buy him to prove himself right, to demand that the accuser not hide behind the label "unnamed"? He asked for an investigation and was denied such by his Senate colleagues. If he knows he can prove his innocence, this could put heat on anyone trying to accuse him unjustly. If he is guilty he might just want to consider going away quietly. But Al is a fighter, and if he is being railroaded, he could go a long way toward proving that Roger Stone or his ilk are behind this, and that the door should not be opened to allow Repubs to know just knock good office holders and candidates with a couple of unnamed accusers.
I am not suggesting that the other accusers are not legit. Women should always be heard when they make these accusations. My two daughters would deserve the same.
But unless the DEMs want to run only women or gay men from now on, they had better figure out how to protect those men being falsely accused, else, why would a man want to put himself and his family in this kind of jeopardy. If we don't find a means of protection, we have just given the Republican cheaters another tool in their already dirty toolbox.