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thesquanderer

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33. I've wondered if coming forward to release themselves from the NDA would also mean...

Reply to denem (Reply #21)

Wed Feb 26, 2020, 10:14 PM

Feb 2020

...forfeiting any money they had received.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Last week Bloomberg released 3 women from NDAs, and since then, nothing? [View all] redqueen Feb 2020 OP

Their silence supports Mike left-of-center2012 Feb 2020 #1

Their silence cost money before. Wonder if they got another payday. redqueen Feb 2020 #2

uh huh left-of-center2012 Feb 2020 #5

If he did it once what makes you certain he would not do it twice? blm Feb 2020 #7

oh for Godsakes BilltheCat Feb 2020 #27

re: "if the worst thing you can say he did is make some inappropriate comments..." thesquanderer Feb 2020 #32

...and if he did it without an NDA agreement they could speak up anyway... brooklynite Feb 2020 #41

The self-righteous oppression you paint is so last season. LanternWaste Feb 2020 #36

Some people are inclined to wish to keep the amount of their settlement secret. rzemanfl Feb 2020 #18

true BilltheCat Feb 2020 #28

Yep, I hate to say it, but I came into a lot of money, and my family doesn't know. zackymilly Feb 2020 #37

Lucky you. Smart move. rzemanfl Feb 2020 #38

I'm currently giving most of my money to help stop cat juggling. n/t zackymilly Feb 2020 #39

Bless you. Now that midget bowling seems to have died out that is rzemanfl Feb 2020 #40

Agreed and a little perspective BilltheCat Feb 2020 #6

Welcome to DU redqueen Feb 2020 #9

Thank you BilltheCat Feb 2020 #29

I would not necessarily jump to that conclusion. totodeinhere Feb 2020 #42

Those incidents are so old maybe they forgot what happened. Mike 03 Feb 2020 #3

Clearly you haven't been sexually harassed. nt redqueen Feb 2020 #4

Exactly..Thank you, Redqueen. whathehell Feb 2020 #11

It makes me so angry. redqueen Feb 2020 #12

Yes, me too.. whathehell Feb 2020 #19

But I have been BilltheCat Feb 2020 #31

The person I responded to said maybe those women forgot. redqueen Feb 2020 #35

Yeah..Those were likely the three LEAST offensive cases whathehell Feb 2020 #8

Considering the stuff that's out there, redqueen Feb 2020 #10

Would you want to be subject to a media circus? n/t PoliticAverse Feb 2020 #13

Good point. However I'd think at least 1 would be willing to speak up. nt redqueen Feb 2020 #15

he released the ones he knew would say nothing? mgcgulfcoast Feb 2020 #14

There's nothing to stop him from suing them for defamation. pnwmom Feb 2020 #16

Ding, ding, ding! denem Feb 2020 #23

Good point nt backtoblue Feb 2020 #26

Liz got him in her sights and she's not wavering, be afraid Mike, be very afraid. lol Baclava Feb 2020 #17

I could totally understand someone not wanting to get into the news. David__77 Feb 2020 #20

See below denem Feb 2020 #22

Bloomberg has NOT released 3 women from NDAs denem Feb 2020 #21

Thanks for making this distinction. David__77 Feb 2020 #24

Under the circumstances, would you sign something denem Feb 2020 #25

Well, speculatively speaking. David__77 Feb 2020 #30

I've wondered if coming forward to release themselves from the NDA would also mean... thesquanderer Feb 2020 #33

Bloomberg can't unilaterally release anyone from an NDA unless the other parties agree. Kaleva Feb 2020 #34