TPP wrote: OK so STILL NO lawsuits, and STILL NO hair on a soda can, and STILL Nobody has Proof.
Did you forget about the --not one, but TWO -- legal settlements for sexual harassment complaints against Cain filed with the National Restaurant Association?
Very funny SNL opening this week showing Perry's "oops" moment. Romney treating him like Lenny in "Of Mice & Men". And Viking worries Cain has no ideas, at least Cain can tell you what his ideas are. Perry can't even remember the ideas someone else wrote for him.
"Can we have rabbits, George?"
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
SS109 wrote: Very funny SNL opening this week showing Perry's "oops" moment. Romney treating him like Lenny in "Of Mice & Men". And Viking worries Cain has no ideas, at least Cain can tell you what his ideas are. Perry can't even remember the ideas someone else wrote for him.
"Can we have rabbits, George?"
I posted that video on here. It was hilarious. And the part about Cain in that skit was funny too.
TPP wrote: OK so STILL NO lawsuits, and STILL NO hair on a soda can, and STILL Nobody has Proof.
Did you forget about the --not one, but TWO -- legal settlements for sexual harassment complaints against Cain filed with the National Restaurant Association?
And while her role has been reprised and set in modern-day politics, with Gloria Allred as the new director, the crew, stagehands and financiers remain the same. The plot has remained the same as well, i.e., prominent conservative (black) professional seeking high office suddenly has phalanx of women jump out of woodwork to make claims of sexual impropriety, heretofore never associated with said professional.
We saw "Bialek" in the dual role of liberal Democrats and liberal Republicans who, with bared teeth and foaming mouths, viciously set upon the current governor of South Carolina, Nikki Haley. In that role, she attacked the United States' first Indian-American woman governor, because apparently Haley had marked her race as "white" on a voter registration form in South Carolina. Haley, who is the daughter of Punjabi storeowners, was savagely disparaged for what may or may not have been intentional.
For something as insignificant as that, the Republican version of Bialek called her the most corrupt person to occupy the governor's mansion since Reconstruction, and by the Democratic version, she was said to be a minority only when it suited her.
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