Spicer on sexual misconduct allegations against Trump: 'All allegations should be treated seriously'

[DonViejo]

Source: The Hill




BY REBECCA SAVRANSKY - 11/29/17 03:22 PM EST

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Wednesday said all allegations of sexual misconduct should be "treated seriously," including those against the president.

“I would say that all allegations should be treated seriously. I think we can’t dismiss people who make those,” Spicer said during an interview on Fox Business Network when asked a question regarding allegations of sexual misconduct made against President Trump.

"But I also believe that we need to make sure that we do give people-- we are a country of due process," he continued. Spicer said there needs to be a system of due process to make sure "people can't just be accused and be dismissed."

Depending on what level of government it is, there are "appropriate venues that that can be discussed in," he said.

Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/news/362406-spicer-on-sexual-misconduct-allegations-against-trump-all-allegations-should-be

[Botany]

1. Trump might regret not letting Spicer meet the Pope.

n/t

[getagrip_already]

3. or setting up a cushy job for him at faux....

spicie might just be inclined to be truthful in his depo in the voting rieghts case involving the rnc.

Why should he risk a possible perjury or obstruction charge for lying or being forgetful. You have to believe he has spoken with muehler.....

[Paladin]

2. Spicer comes off well, compared to Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

I'm afraid that's about the only good thing I have to say about him.

[Nitram]

4. Frankly, I couldn't care less what Spicer thinks.

[NNadir]

5. I agree. If he says he cares about "allegations" he's just a practicing professional liar. n/t

[hamsterjill]

6. Totally agree.

He’s proven that he’s for sale to the highest bidder and he will say whatever he’s told to say by who “owns” him; therefore nothing he might say is credible.