(04-08-2021 01:35 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  This is...telling...

Well, of course not. They’ve done nothing wrong, they’re not working on the public light and with the unhinged leftist lunatics showing up at peoples houses at 10:30 pm on a random Thursday with bullhorns and banging on doors, yelling obscenities and scaring children inside, who in their right mind would put their name on that?

I’d instruct them not to as well.

(04-08-2021 05:47 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  

(04-08-2021 04:59 PM)Mr_XcentricK Wrote:  

(04-08-2021 04:53 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

Quote:“The Women of the Office of U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz,” have penned an open letter in defense of their boss today, following over a week of allegations against the Floridian Congressman. The New York Times, conversely, has used the day to defend Bill Clinton’s sexual exploits.

Following a bizarre CNN interview featuring a former Air Force Intelligence Officer and a raft of wild claims involving $25,000,000 and a long-believed-dead CIA operative, the Congressman’s female staffers took aim at the still-unnamed “accusers.”

“After the shocking allegations last week in the press, we, the women of Congressman Matt Gaetz’s office, feel morally obligated to speak out,” all eight of Gaetz’s female staff said on Thursday:

“During Congressman Gaetz’s time in office, we have been behind the scenes every step of the way. We have staffed his meetings. We have planned his events. We have traveled with him. And we have tracked his schedule. Congressman Gaetz has always been a principled and morally grounded leader. At no time has any one of us experienced or witnessed anything less than the utmost professionalism and respect. No hint of impropriety. No ounce of untruthfulness.”

And while women working for Gaetz condemn both the behavior he is accused of, and the farcical nature of the allegations themselves, the New York Times is busy making excuses for Democrats who have proven track records of sexual abuse.

Writing in the “paper of record” on Thursday, former NYT editorial board member Gail Collins suggested ex President Bill Clinton was entitled to a defense over his sexual exploits because he grew the U.S. economy.

Collins’s article literally states:

“Nancy Pelosi once defended President Bill Clinton after he got an intern to fellate him in the Oval Office,” Gaetz argued in an opinion piece in The Washington Examiner. This is true, and we would hope the congressman gets the same kind of loyal support the very second he presides over one of the longest economic expansions in American history.

Contrast this with the outright condemnations from Gaetz himself, and his staff, about the allegations against him.

The Congressman’s staff went on in their statement:

“In our office and under Congressman Gaetz’s leadership, women are not only respected, but have been encouraged time and time again to grow, achieve more, and ultimately, know our value. Many of us started in entry-level positions and have been promoted to positions of leadership within the office. In our professional ecosystem, women are given every opportunity to advance and utilize our talents to help the country in the best possible way.

“On every occasion he has treated each and every one of us with respect. Thus, we uniformly reject these allegations as false.

“Congressman Gaetz will continue to lead by example and stand for the people of America who have been maligned by the liberal elite. And we will stand with him. While we recognize the scrutiny we will face for making this decision, we take comfort in the hope that more Americans and elected officials will stand up and refuse to remain silent.”

The New York Times is of course right to draw attention to the juxtaposition Democrat defenses of their own – Governor Andrew Cuomo alike, who faces his 10th named accuser, alike. It is, however, a shame they find themselves on the pro-sexual assault side. As long as the economy grows.

Link

Great editorial. Show show the author knows how to write to the base.

Show show what are you talking about?

When you click on the link it is labeled as an”analysis”. Or did I miss were analysis does not mean editorial?

(04-08-2021 05:50 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  

(04-08-2021 01:35 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  This is...telling...

Well, of course not. They’ve done nothing wrong, they’re not working on the public light and with the unhinged leftist lunatics showing up at peoples houses at 10:30 pm on a random Thursday with bullhorns and banging on doors, yelling obscenities and scaring children inside, who in their right mind would put their name on that?

I’d instruct them not to as well.

#unnamedsources

apparently venmo records have been detained showing gaetz paying Greenberg $900, and then greenberg paying 3 girls $900 hours later.

Not looking good

Underage girls, or young women?

Pretty big difference there.

And FTR i don’t give a rip about Matt Gaetz in real life, has no impact on me from Fl. But there better be some there, there instead of another Kavanaughing.

(04-09-2021 07:32 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  apparently venmo records have been detained showing gaetz paying Greenberg $900, and then greenberg paying 3 girls $900 hours later.

Not looking good

But they paid the girls for school and books. You know...like every good congressman does for their young female constituents...through a friend...through Venmo.

(04-09-2021 07:32 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  apparently

The operative word. Let's get some actual facts before we smear.

Yeah...let's wait for facts...you know...like trump won the election by a lot...like Joe Biden takes corruption money from China...like Hillary Clinton runs a child pedo ring and has had dozens murdered...

(04-09-2021 08:32 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Yeah...let's wait for facts...you know...like trump won the election by a lot...like Joe Biden takes corruption money from China...like Hillary Clinton runs a child pedo ring and has had dozens murdered...

he meant to type "facts that I want to hear"

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gaetz-paid...enmod-teen

Article to reference for above claims.

(04-09-2021 08:13 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(04-09-2021 07:32 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  apparently

The operative word. Let's get some actual facts before we smear.

Like all of your election was rigged but we can't prove it because of how they did it claims?

(04-09-2021 10:10 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  https://www.thedailybeast.com/gaetz-paid...enmod-teen

Article to reference for above claims.

(04-09-2021 08:13 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(04-09-2021 07:32 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  apparently

The operative word. Let's get some actual facts before we smear.

Like all of your election was rigged but we can't prove it because of how they did it claims?

So, the daily beast is saying they arent naming the woman because she was only 18 1/2 years old?

bwahahahahahahahahahahahaha

@AdamKinzinger becomes the first GOP member to go there: “Matt Gaetz needs to resign.”

(04-09-2021 10:14 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  @AdamKinzinger becomes the first GOP member to go there: “Matt Gaetz needs to resign.”

If he did anything wrong, he wont be the only one.

Unlike the cuckolds in the democratic party.

https://www.businessinsider.com/feds-inv...nyt-2021-4

(04-09-2021 07:38 AM)JMUDunk Wrote:  Underage girls, or young women?

Pretty big difference there.

And FTR i don’t give a rip about Matt Gaetz in real life, has no impact on me from Fl. But there better be some there, there instead of another Kavanaughing.

You mean like the young woman in a blue dress?

Quote:A significant majority of Representative Matt Gaetz’s constituents believe the congressman shouldn’t resign in light of allegations of sex trafficking or that he is guilty, according to a new poll.

The April 10th poll comes from Victory insights and finds that less than one in five of Gaetz’s constituents believe the congressman is “guilty” and over 60 percent feel he is innocent.



What’s more, the poll also found that 71.81 percent – nearly three-quarters – of Gaetz’s district felt that he should not resign. Just 18.72 percent feel that Gaetz should resign.

The numbers follow allegations stirred by the mainstream media that the Florida congressman engaged in sex trafficking of underage girls, with staffers from Gaetz’s office revealing the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) used journalists as sources for tips. In recent days, the narrative has also shifted from allegations of Gaetz’s participation in a sex trafficking ring to scrutinizing alleged payments made on the app Venmo. And key players in the story, such as Bob Kent, who admitted to seeking $25,000,000 from the Gaetz family, have even given bizarre interviews on CNN.

Meanwhile, Gaetz’s story has not shifted, as he maintains the allegations are part of a broader plot to extort his family for $25 million. The congressman doubled down on his innocence while speaking at a Women for America First event on April 9th.

“So when you see the leaks and the lies and the falsehoods and the smears, when you see the anonymous sources and insiders forecasting my demise, know this: They aren’t really coming for me. They’re coming for you. I’m just in the way,” Gaetz asserted.

Link

(04-09-2021 10:14 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  @AdamKinzinger becomes the first GOP member to go there: “Matt Gaetz needs to resign.”

Lulz. That dude is as big a POS as Romney. C'mon man.

If the story proves up, he needs to go. But nothing needs to happen based on allegations, innuendoes, and rumors--except that those allegations, innuendoes, and rumors need to go away until there are actual facts to support them.