JoePhilly
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Tue Nov-08-11 08:14 AM
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If Cain becomes President, shouldn't the GOP House investigate these allegations? |
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Edited on Tue Nov-08-11 08:16 AM by JoePhilly
Ok ... ok ... he's never going to be President. I know that.
But let's play make believe.
Cain becomes President, and he has these allegations of sexual harassment from BEFORE being President.
Newt Gingrich and the GOP house found it absolutely necessary to spend MILLIONS investigating those allegations when they were made against Bill Clinton.
Certainly they would do the same in this case ... no?
Shouldn't someone should ask Newt and Boehner this question?
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liberal N proud
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Tue Nov-08-11 08:17 AM
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1. That rule only applies when the is a Democrat in the White House |
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The rules change with whoever resides in the White House.
:sarcasm:
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Tue Nov-08-11 08:20 AM
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Things that aren't even worth thinking about for a Republican should be considered "high crimes" and treason for a Democrat.
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Tue Nov-08-11 08:23 AM
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3. The choice has been made |
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this is why all this is happening. IMO
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