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Yet we have had several people interviewed about Trumps doings . And your talk to me about standards of evidence.. lol.... So seeing Jordan didnt witness the abuse 1st hand but heard about , he bears no responsiblity.. Heres the lastest i am sure its a dem lead smear campaign against Jordan 8 nov 2019 A college wrestling referee claimed in a new lawsuit that he told Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and another coach two decades ago that an Ohio State University team doctor had masturbated in the shower in front of him. But Jordan, who at the time was an assistant Ohio State wrestling coach, and then OSU head coach Russ Hellickson just shrugged off the shocking claim about Dr. Richard Strauss, the suit says. Jordan and Hellickson responded, "Yeah, that's Strauss," according to the lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court in Columbus, Ohio. I would think he would be a mandated reporter a person who, because of his or her profession, (coach) is legally required to report any suspicion of child abuse or neglect to the relevant authorities. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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A professional referee says in a lawsuit filed Thursday that disgraced doctor Richard Strauss masturbated in front of him in a shower after a wrestling match at Ohio State University, and that he reported the encounter directly to Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, who was then the assistant coach. John Doe 42 is the second person to say he told Jordan directly about either being approached or molested by Strauss, who was found by independent investigators to have sexually abused 177 male students over two decades. Other former Ohio State wrestlers have said Jordan had to know about Strauss because he shared a locker room with them and took part in discussions about the doctor, who died in 2005. An investigation commissioned by the university and conducted by the Perkins Coie law firm found that what Strauss was doing was an “open secret” and that the coaches and administrators at Ohio State knew for two decades that the doctor was abusing students but failed to stop him, according to a report released in May |
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there’s zero evidence, zero, that jordan knew what was happening. but he’s conservative, so an allegation is enough for you to convict. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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evidence that jordan knew anything. let’s do a thorough review of what the bidens did, and if it shows they did nothing, i’m fine with that. but the left doesn’t want to discuss it. gee i wonder why that is. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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So you want to ignore the 2 people who are claiming first hand knowledge of Jordan's knowledge and the law firm who said lots of people involved w/the program (as was Jordan) knew about the perv. yet you want to investigate J. Biden w/no (zero evidence, zero!!!!) credible proof he did anything corrupt. What a joke. Should your town's police chief investigate your pedophila (and I don't think you are one)? |
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i don’t get how 177 (?) kids were abused and no one knew. but i haven’t seen any evidence that jordan knew. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
democrats remind me of the narrator of Curse of Oak Island
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Just pointing out you dont need to see or witness wrong doings to have an idea somethings not right... in ohio or the whitehouse Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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employee with blatant inconsistencies in her testimony, “has an idea” somethings not right. That’s what you’re saying now? let’s use a wee-jee board ( no idea how to spell it) to see if he gets impeached or not. you want to nullify a fair and free national election, because his actions don't feel right to someone he fired... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Pompeo knew 100 percent that the Yovanovitch removal was all a setup. We know that because, when Senator Bob Menendez asked Pompeo’s deputy secretary of state, John Sullivan, about Yovanovitch — at Sullivan’s Senate confirmation hearing on Oct. 30 to become the next U.S. ambassador to Moscow — he stated that she had served “admirably and capably.” When Menendez asked Sullivan whether Giuliani was behind her removal, Sullivan baldly declared that Giuliani was “seeking to smear Ambassador Yovanovitch, or have her removed. I believed he was, yes.” Those were the words of Pompeo’s own deputy! But they’ve never come out of Pompeo’s mouth. Though he reportedly argued privately to the President to keep Yovanovitch in place, Pompeo faithfully executed Trump’s order without uttering a word to defend his ambassador’s reputation in public. Would you want that #^&#^&#^&#^& as your commanding officer or leader of the State Department? He’s as slimy as they come. Nobody left in Floridaman’s administration has a spine Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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if he had a Ouija board he could ask it how to spell Ouija :rotf2:
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And keep ignoring all thoses who refused to show after subpoenas So much for the rule of law.. So Republicans have gone from 1 didn't happen 2 2nd hand info 3. It happened but they never did the deal so its ok . 4 they got the money. So again nothing happen 5. Who knows Was clintons impeachment over turning an election?? Again do you understand the Senate will remove him if convicted Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Going to be another rough week for the GOP and I hope Trump has a good supply of Cheetos for all the “executive” time when he’s not (wink-wink) watching the testimony’s of the never Trumpers.
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so far its all been The Bidens were up to no good in Ukraine and Ukraine was against Trump ,,
and that bursma was left out of the official Transcript of the call??? and Tump again can't help himself In Sunday tweet, Trump resurfaced an unfounded accusation he has raised against other officials who have testified in the probe, characterizing Williams as a Never Trumper.... this defense only seems to work for his base |
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On the eve of Vindman's testimony, Republican Senator Ron Johnson issued an 11-page letter to top Republicans, suggesting the Purple Heart recipient may have participated "in the ongoing effort to sabotage" Trump's policies "and if possible, remove him from office". do the conspiracy ever stop |
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Jordan's response was a prescient understanding of a newly discovered gender--penist exhibitionist. It is a condition that has long manifested itself throughout human history, but has not been understood and has wrongly been condemned as an anti-social act and punished by harsh penalties that merely exacerbate the inherent need to share ones identity with other human beings. It is understood by the penist exhibistionist (a corollary gender also exists, vulvatist exhibitionist) as an act of love, and suppressing or punishing this genetic drive is a cruel and unnecessary criminalization which deprives innocent humans of actuating and expressing their gender identity. Gender studies experts believe that rather than punishing the behavior, it should be socialized by providing various safe-type spaces where it can be more humanely practiced. |
Jim Jordan says the Mueller investigation came back with nothing, which is an interesting way to characterize multiple, well-evidenced allegations of obstruction of justice by the President & plenty of evidence of contacts between the campaign & Russia.
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democraps got nothin'....this is great...hope it never ends :claps:
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WILLIAMS: The call was unusual, political, surprising. Never seen anything like it.
VINDMAN: The call was inappropriate. Never seen anything like it. GOP: See! They don't agree! And they won't say "bribery"! ALL ATTORNEYS in the world: Uh, these are fact witnesses. That's not their role. Every GOP defense today was a lie, a misstatement of evidence, a deliberate obfuscation, a slander, the creation of a false distinction, a misapplication of legal principles, or deceit about how due process works. That is not how criminal defense works. The Trumplicans never refuted a single point. If it was a criminal defense, you would have a "theory of the case." Every question develops and brings forward that theory. I've watched/listened to these hearings and there is no Trumplican theory here. They're just throwing smoke grenades everywhere, like Floridaman with a sideshow of Gym Jordan screaming verbiage loud and fast. What were Trumplicans trying to tell America about Vindman? Is he a liar? A bad soldier? A spy? A man with poor memory? No one watching these hearings could have any idea. Or see how any of these create a theory of the case or any semblance thereof. And that's because the Trumplicans don't have any defense at all. Even if you claim Trumplicans weren't trying to defend Floridaman, but merely hurling political rhetoric during an impeachment, how is it politically wise to falsely claim that a decorated American soldier somehow is disloyal to America? Who's desperately looking for that case to be made? A little projection from Floridaman, perhaps? |
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