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Participants here, you said everyone can be found as aiding and abetting, or their own individual liability. how much more investigation would have to occur, the starr report, over 150 page report conducted by the attorney general's office? is that enough for the prosecution to take place, or do viewers have to look forward to another year of contemporaneous investigations for more accountability to have in customer >> mercedes: great question. this was such a thorough investigation, the 199 witnesses interviewed, it's likely to have enough evidence to bring that type of claim against those ai...

Attorney general. this was a former u.s. attorney in manhattan. the governor's office has attacked him and the attorney general for saying that this report was politically motivated, and the governor has said he wanted to come out and speak about this, that he was eager to tell his side of the story. attorney general investigators have found that the governor violated multiple state and federal sexual harassment laws, created a toxic work environment in which these women did not feel safe to come forward, and if they did, they were retaliated against, and on top of all fats, they they were say...

The Pedophiles' Best Friend Is A Trump Republican Of all the lurid nonsense circulating among conspiracy-addled Republicans, none of their theories is viler than the libel of child sexual abuse that began under the rubric of "Pizzagate" and became the basis of the cult ideology of QAnon. So successful was the smear campaign begun by followers of Donald Trump that millions of deranged people now believe those gothic horror tales targeting the likes of Hillary Clinton, Chrissy Teigen, and Tom Hanks, with the connivance of Republican politicians in search of Jewish space lasers. Then th...

Manchin should listen to two Republican senators who appeared on the Sunday talk shows this weekend.

How Joan Didion broke free The chronicler of American counterculture was tormented by neuroses – until she learned to turn them to her advantage. Joan Didion – the author of three memoirs, two political travelogues, five novels, and now, with Let Me Tell You What I Mean, seven collections of essays – was born in northern California, in 1934. Her upbringing was somewhat fraught. Her father drank and suffered breakdowns, her mother intoned the dirge-like motto, “what difference does it make?”, and Sacramento County unfolded its annual cycle of fire, flooding, wind and drought. Mea...