2020 Presidential Candidates

ramage wrote: Why would a man falsely say that his wife and daughter were slaughtered by a drunken driver, if as you state it happened 29 years ago? (2001-1972=29) . He apologized and closed the matter. Really? I surmise that he had no statements for the 29 years after the incident but having learned from someone with interactions with Joe Biden I do not believe him. Then he found remorse 11 years after the first RECORDED evidence of his malfesance. I stand by my statement that he keep the Dunn family in hell for 37+ years.
Re=open old wounds for the family? Which family that of Curtis Dunn or that of Joe and Hunter Biden?
( By the way is Bill Clinton reopening old wounds in Monica Lewinsky with his protestations that his sexual relationship with her was a way for him to relieve his anxieties?)
Let's move on to Biden's record of plagiarism, at the very least starting with his first year in law school and progressing in his previous runs for the presidency,( Neil Kinnock, anyone). Well , as you say he did apologize for cheating.

I don't know why he did it, I don't know when he started, all I know is what was reported that I shared: it's documented that he did it twice between 2001-2007 and no mention of him doing it since he apologized in 2009.

When I said "re-open wounds for the family" I was speaking about the Dunn family. They were hurt by his accusations, they brought it to his attention, he apologized and they said they considered it closed. Now his opposition is bringing it back up again; I think that their treatment of the Dunn family is abhorrent and insensitive.

I don't know about you, but when someone apologizes for their actions or words spoken, and there isn't evidence that they continued that behavior (i.e. learned their lesson and were sincere in their apology), then I was taught by my parents that the right thing to do is to forgive and let it go. That to me is the difference between Biden and Trump; being willing to admit mistakes and apologize for them. It indicates humility, empathy, and a willingness to learn and do better from then on.

Bill Clinton's comments disgusted me, and yes, my first thought was for poor Monica Lewinsky who doesn't deserve to have her name dragged through the mud yet again 20+ years later. We'd all be better off if he'd STFU and stay out of the public's eye for the rest of his life.