He has not been proven to be a sexual predator, has he?
Id say his action is a clear admission. If he were innocent he would stand his ground.
That is a step in the right direction.
but this is not a court of law either, where "guilty beyond reasonable doubt" is in play.He didn't "lose" the Chair. He resigned as Ranking Member.
Here's his statement:
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He has done nothing wrong as far as anyone has proven.
As I keep telling liberals who thirst for the blood of Roy Moore, accusations are not evidence.
but this is not a court of law either, where "guilty beyond reasonable doubt" is in play.
It's more like civil law where a "preponderance of the evidence" is used as the standard..
If that is the standard ( and it's barely that), then I can't see such 1/2 measures as resigning the chair
who paid the settlement? (asking)Your opinion doesn't alter the facts.
The case is settled, and therefore it is closed. He paid a settlement, as is the case 97% of the time in civil cases. No admission of wrongdoing was made, and none can be inferred.
No one is guilty until proven guilty, and there has been no evidence presented. Only allegations.
who paid the settlement? (asking)
why the fvck would i ASK if i knew?? you brought it up, i'm ASKING so I can understand what you were saying.You know very well who paid it. Irrelevant.
why the fvck would i ASK if i knew?? you brought it up, i'm ASKING so I can understand what you were saying.
forget it
why the fvck would i ASK if i knew?? you brought it up, i'm ASKING so I can understand what you were saying.
forget it
Taxpayers paid the settlement.
As they do in all such cases, I believe.
Treasury maintains a fund for the purpose.
http://theweek.com/speedreads/733666/treasury-special-fund-congressional-sexual-harassment-settlements
And finally there is mention of a bill to get rid of that fund. There is no reason for tax payer to be paying settlements, fines or anything else for wrong doings ( or supposed wrong doings) of elected officials.
Good luck.
Tort reform (which is the issue here) has been talked about for decades. I doubt anything will change.
You are entitled to your opinion.