Honestly, resignation does seem like the right move at the moment.
I am, on some level, troubled by the idea that a person’s career can be tanked on the basis of allegations alone (though that photo from the first allegation was pretty damning), but when multiple accusers come forward, we’re only left with two choices:
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where did you get this footage of me every night?
Reading through the gray comments now, I need a drink.
How sick are you of watching the same abuse of power play out over and over? Very? Us too!
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As you know, Senator Al Franken is the latest high-profile man to be accused of sexual assault. Guess which bundle…
I started writing a whole long spiel about how you could make changes to the system and halfway through I realized I’m just fucking tired of this. I’m someone who doesn’t own a gun and wants to be able to go to concerts, or go see a movie, or play a congressional baseball game, or go to church, or go to school, or…
For anyone counting, this one IS a first amendment issue, what with the sheriff and that prosecutor saying they will try to bring charges. That is the government trying to suppress free speech (as opposed to twitter removing a checkmark, which is not). Now lets see those self styled libertarians on the alt!right…
Fuck Trump.
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Yeah. Their woes are pretty stale at this point. More fresh and compelling? Adventures of unhappily married women (discovering themselves).
Ah, but the woes of a wealthy, middle aged, disillusioned man are another matter entirely. I thrill to hear it in the dulcet tones of the audio book version.
Exactly. If he really wants to make the character revolutionary, he should make the middle aged disillusioned man a college professor, then showed him having an affair with an attractive student of his.
My thoughts exactly. Such a brave, unique perspective the world has never seen.
I appreciate this breath of fresh air. The woes of middle aged disillusioned men are a frankly underexplored theme in literature and film. I look forward to what will doubtless be a unique insight into this marginalised perspective.
Like so many journalists before him, Sean Penn is writing a novel.
“It was an unfortunate incident,” Gibson said on “Playback” when asked about the fact that there are many who feel they can no longer support him or his work. “I was loaded and angry and arrested. I was recorded illegally by an unscrupulous police officer who was never prosecuted for that crime. And then it was…
My hero–just behind the middle schoolers who refused a photo-op with Paul Ryan, and the trash muppet–is getting free…