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Arizona's GOP Trent Franks Resigns Among Sexual Assault Allegations
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RE: Arizona's GOP Trent Franks Resigns Among Sexual Assault Allegations
(12-07-2017 09:02 PM)bullet Wrote:  
(12-07-2017 07:16 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  buh-bye.....don't let that door spank your arse....

what a bunch of ******* idiots.....

Actually, David distorted things as usual. It was "harassment," not assault.

Articles are vague and just talk about him asking two staffers to be surrogates for him and his wife (they had already done it once before and had twins). That in and of itself is a little odd at a place of employment, but doesn't constitute "harassment." Now there may be a lot more there. The two employees are no longer working for him.

Just find it kind of odd that CNN and WaPo don't give a lot of salacious additional details.
There is no different between harassment, assault, and rape anymore. Their rules.

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