And for the other half he's a public hero. Sorry if I don't feel bad that someone that likely committed sexual assault (trying to take a woman's clothes off while physically restraining her is not almost sexual assault) while drunk as a teenager has to endure a bad reputation while working in one of the most powerful positions in the world. He's such a victim. If the job wasn't worth the hit to his reputation, he could have just stepped down and gone back to his old job and the entire country would have forgotten about him by now. Bill Clinton has had similar escalation of allegations against him. I don't feel bad for him either.He is now guilty in the court of public opinion by half of America, and by more than what he was even accused of. Ford said he almost sexually assaulted her, ask many what he did and they’ll claim he’s a rapist. I’ve heard the term serial rapist used more than once on here. It certainly became more than a job interview, so trying to downplay it as such downplays the reality of what happened.
On the other hand, I've heard no concern from you for Ford, who is viewed by half the country as trying to use sexual assault allegations as a political weapon, and equally hated by that half for doing so. The difference, she has gained nothing from this.
