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Now just gotta find a tape of her saying that. Then maybe you'll have your "both sides are equally bad" argument.

Truly are any of the same person we were 11 years ago? I know I am not. I got a lot to make up for I guess.

I'm glad that we can discount everything that doesn't come in video form. It's a good thing that the testimony of multiples witnesses carries no weight.

Or perhaps her resume of legislative efforts on behalf of women speak louder than unsubstantiated allegations. One of the perks of having a candidate with an actual record of public service.

Trying to spin an analogue to the disgusting crap Trump said is just another way to apologize for him by lessening the gravity of the situation. It's pretty gross, and it's no wonder why this has been the last straw for some high profile Republicans.

Oh, okay. Let me put myself in your shoes for a sec. Any possible wrongdoings in terms of threatening women and attempting to destroy their lives for the sake of political expediency is totes no biggies because her family slush fund did some nice things for people and she did some neato things as a Senator. Got it. Coolio.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, already under siege for vulgar comments about forcing women into sex, also had crude, sexually explicit conversations in a series of radio interviews over the past 23 years, even noting how “voluptuous” his daughter was.

On a new batch of recordings from Howard Stern’s radio shows aired Saturday by CNN, Trump said that he would “have no problem” having sex with 24-year-olds, that he “couldn’t care less” if he satisfies the women he sleeps with, that “it’s checkout time” once women reach the age of 35 and that he had engaged in three-way sex....

Washington State Republican Party Chairwoman Susan Hutchison defended Donald Trump on Friday after the Washington Post released a new video in which the GOP nominee was caught having a lewd conversation about women in 2005.

In an interview with KOMO News Radio, Hutchison said the comments made 11 years ago were "repulsive to her" and others, then blamed former President Bill Clinton and the Democratic Party.

"He [Trump] was a Democrat at the time and he was channeling Bill Clinton," said Hutchison. "The hypocrisy of Hillary Clinton to say, 'This man does not belong in the White House,' when her husband defined this behavior is just absurd." ...

Howard Stern

he would “have no problem” having sex with 24-year-olds

he “couldn’t care less” if he satisfies the women he sleeps with

he had engaged in three-way sex

“it’s checkout time” once women reach the age of 35

On Saturday, Bill Pruitt, a producer on the first two seasons of The Apprentice, claimed that there are “far worse” hot-mic tapes of Trump than the Access Hollywood one that was released on Friday.... On Sunday, another veteran TV producer, Chris Nee – a Clinton supporter who did not work on The Apprentice – tweeted that according to producers and crew members she has spoken with, those tapes include Trump using the N-word....

Nee also claims that anyone caught releasing the footage would have to pay as much as a $5 million leak fee, per their contract with Apprentice executive producer Mark Burnett. Burnett, according to Buzzfeed News, is a Trump supporter and has already threatened to sue Apprentice staffers if they decide to leak outtakes from the show....

Last week, the Associated Press reported that, based on conversations with more than 20 people who worked or appeared on The Apprentice, Trump would sometimes sexually harass women on the show, often while cameras were rolling, suggesting that unedited footage of those incidents almost certainly exists somewhere....

Republicans who never endorsed or supported Trump, but called on him to step down:

Rep. Barbara Comstock (VA)
Rep. Charlie Dent (PA)
Sen. Jeff Flake (AZ)
Rep. Will Hurd (TX)
Gov. John Kasich (OH)
Rep. John Katko (NY)
Rep. Steve Knight (CA)
Sen. Mike Lee (UT)
Rep. Mia Love (UT)
Gov. Susana Martinez (NM)
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (AK)
Gov. Brian Sandoval (NV)
Rep. Fred Upton (MI)

Republicans who rescinded their endorsements of Donald Trump following the release of the video:

Sen. Kelly Ayotte (NH)
Gov. Robert Bentley (AL)
Rep. Bradley Byrne (AL)
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (WV)
Rep. Jason Chaffetz (UT)
Sen. Mike Crapo (ID)
Gov. Dennis Dauggard (SD)
Rep. Rodney Davis (IL)
Sen. Deb Fischer (NE)
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (NE)
Sen. Cory Gardner (CO)
Rep. Scott Garrett (NJ)
Gov. Gary Herbert (UT)
Rep. Cresent Hardy (NV)
Rep. Joe Heck (NV)
Rep. Frank LoBiondo (NJ)
Sen. John McCain (AZ)
Rep. Erik Paulsen (MN)
Sen. Rob Portman (OH)
Rep. Tom Rooney (FL)
Rep. Martha Roby (AL)
Rep. Chris Stewart (UT)
Sen. Dan Sullivan (AK)
Sen. John Thune (SD)
Rep. Ann Wagner (MO)

Republicans on record as opposing Trump who issued statements condemning what he said or saying he should step down:

Rep. Justin Amash (MI)
Gov. Baker (MA)
Rep. Coffman (CO)
Sen. Susan Collins (ME)
Rep. Carlos Curbelo (FL)
Rep. Robert Dold (IL)
Sen. Lindsey Graham (SC)
Rep. Richard Hanna (NY)
Sen. Dean Heller (NV)
Gov. Larry Hogan (MD)
Rep. David Jolly (FL)
Rep. Adam Kinzinger (IL)
Sen. Mark Kirk (IL)
Rep. Reid Ribble (WI)
Rep. Scott Rigell (VA)
Rep. Ileanna Ros-Lehtinen (FL)
Rep. Mark Sanford (SC)
Sen. Ben Sasse (NE)

Former 2016 Presidential and VP Candidate Carly Fiorina
Radio Host and Pundit Hugh Hewitt
Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman
Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty
Former Governor of New York George Pataki
Prominent non-elected Republicans who have either withdrawn endorsements or called for him to be replaced:
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
Former Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger

Also worth noting, former Governor and RNC Chair Michael Steele declared that Trump’s campaign “cannot be salvaged.”

Likewise worth mentioning is National Chair of the College Republicans Alex Smith.

Food, candy, or other consumables:
Perhaps the most devastating of all, Tic-Tacs.

I am really scared for a lot of people here, being so high up on your horses. What if you should fall?

.... I bet $5 we'll be seeing someone issue a Freedom Of Information Act request in a court sometime this week to get those tapes made public.

If you have 5m to cover a lawsuit, Apprentice producers could leak that apparent n-bomb they have Trump on the record dropping.

I mean team deplorables would eat that ***up but having the RNC nominee go full redneck right before the election is akin to watching the Challenger disaster.

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From the New York Times:

When Mr. Trump denied having ever sexually assaulted women, in response to a question from Anderson Cooper of CNN, Ms. Ross said she immediately looked at [Jessica] Leeds in disbelief. “Now we know he lied straight up,” Ms. Ross recalled saying.

From a People magazine story by Natasha Stoynoff:

“Just for the record,” Anderson Cooper asked Donald Trump, during the presidential debate last Sunday, “are you saying…that you did not actually kiss women without (their) consent?”

“I have not,” Trump insisted.

I remember it differently.

And from the Palm Beach Post:

That changed Sunday night. Donald Trump was asked during the presidential debate about when he bragged that he kissed women without their consent and grabbed their genitals – remarks captured on audio that surfaced last week.

Trump apologized for the remarks and dismissed them as “locker room talk.” But the debate moderator, CNN’s Anderson Cooper, asked Trump to clarify: “Have you ever done those things?”

“No, I have not,’’ Trump replied.

Watching at home in Palm Springs, [Mindy] McGillivray said she rose from her couch and yelled at the TV screen: “‘You liar!’’’
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