Quote:I totally get the skepticism around the timing of many of the allegations. Doesn't make it not true. Hardly the first time someone has come forward with allegations long after the fact. Sadly, the treatment of such cases where there is a 'delayed reaction' to an alleged attack is consistent regardless of who is accused. And thank you for admitting common sense for anyone with a brain points to him not being completely innocent. Not everyone in this thread is willing to admit that.

True statement but to come out and do so to blatantly influence an election is not right. As someone who has suffered at the hands of inappropriate behavior that I will not go into detail about, it's a slap in the face that these women are trotted out front and center of a presidential race, whether of their own volition or because they were coerced. It doesn't matter if they are true victims or not if their intentions are to inflict damage to a candidate on a world stage. It is a private matter that should be dealt with in the legal system. If they're doing it to show how much of a cad Trump is, there is no need. He does a fine job of that all by himself.

 

When you're a victim of circumstances such as these you don't proclaim it to the world in the media. The only reason Jaycee Duggard, Elizabeth Smart and others like them talked about their horrific circumstances on national television was because their stories where already told by the police investigations and endless media reports. They wanted to tell their real stories.

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