NBC confirms Cain accuser received cash settlement

[oldognewtrick]

Originally Posted by blucher

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How many months have you been waiting to post this?

[blucher]

Originally Posted by oldognewtrick

How many months have you been waiting to post this?

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[VaporLung]

Okay, can we get the topic back on track? I understand that a picture is worth a thousand words, so please chill on that. You are making a novel by doing this.

[RiponredTJ]

I like to read original thoughts myself.

[Eddie_T]

I wonder who got the most bucks, Jennifer or the phantom accuser?

[addymiller]

Originally Posted by Eddie_T

I wonder who got the most bucks, Jennifer or the phantom accuser?

I don't care 'that much' about this issue. He lost me on abortion and the general impression that he is not currently 'up to speed' on international issues.

The AJC called him the 'next Sarah Palin'. That is probably astute.

Condeleeza Rice was quoted as saying, 'He is stirring up the GOP campaign and it is clear he has extensive business experience...'

I respect her--and inferred--'that's good but not all that a POTUS needs'.

[Eddie_T]

Originally Posted by addymiller

I don't care 'that much' about this issue. He lost me on abortion and the general impression that he is not currently 'up to speed' on international issues.

The AJC called him the 'next Sarah Palin'. That is probably astute.

Condeleeza Rice was quoted as saying, 'He is stirring up the GOP campaign and it is clear he has extensive business experience...'

I respect her--and inferred--'that's good but not all that a POTUS needs'.

But when you compare his resume with Obama's . . .

[addymiller]

Originally Posted by Eddie_T

But when you compare his resume with Obama's . . .

He has been effective.

Fox--IIRC--has been playing interviews with Trump this week. If a 'business man' is needed--then let's get 'The Best'.

I am fairly certain that 'The Donald' has international contacts and is more accustomed to dealing with global issues.

sigh--If we go through all of this agony and then choose Newt Gingrich, well--'God Bless the USA'. At least he has 'learned a few lessons'. Leaving a wife with cancer---that tells you something. whatever.

Condeleeza ---she has better sense than to want the JOB. I have no doubt that such a person is 'out there'---you can bet that Steve Jobs wouldn't have considered a political career.

[addymiller]

The AJC has announced that Cain will not speak of the allegations again.

ok--I don't care. It was somewhat annoying to hear Boortz going on and on about this last week. I understand 'loyalty' and did agree with his remarks about Clinton---will never understand how many people seem to have 'forgiven/forgotten' that chapter in his life--I haven't really forgotten myself. Boortz said, 'If voters can get over that then whatever Cain might/might not have done should be of little consequence.'

He was broadcasting from WSB while doing chemotherapy--stage 4 cancer.

They didn't give him much hope and he beat the odds. That is an accomplishment.

Then they all went on to 'rationalize' that this occurred in the 90's--actually, it seems 1999--when the workplace was hypersensitive to 'sexual harassment'. I'm not so certain I agree with that.

It is difficult to believe that the NRA would have investigated or created an 'agreement' based on 'nothing'.

The remark about being a 'fast learner on foreign policy' bothers me more. Things are happening all over the world at a fast pace--Iran, Israel, Africa, China---Afghanistan. Hillary seems to have a good grasp---perhaps she should 'stay on'. It makes me anxious to think about all the 'changes' that will be involved. mmmhmmm---Mexico--I get very anxious about Mexico.