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Question: Would Democrats be driving Northam from office for his Yearbook Page if the Lt. Gov was a Republican?
#1
Yes, of course, they're Massive FFs
 
#2
No, of course; they're not going to let a Republican undo what they've accomplished.
 
#3
They'd be deeply divided on the issue.
 
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kelestian
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« on: February 04, 2019, 10:47:56 AM »


The difference is that Dr. Ford's attempted rape allegations were extremely credible and more likely than not true, as were a second woman's (Deborah Ramirez was her name IIRC) sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh.  There's a big difference between saying a would-be rapist facing extremely credible allegations of both attempted rape and sexual assault does not belong on the Supreme Court and making up false allegations to try to smear a political opponent.

Just curious, what makes allegations credible?
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kelestian
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« Reply #1 on: February 04, 2019, 02:23:39 PM »

Fairfax statement looks bad now. He should have chosen other words, without reference to WaPo.
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