Run for the border!
Posted on 02/08/2018 3:39:35 PM PST by Enterprise
California Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia — whose high-profile advocacy of the #MeToo movement earned her national media notice — is herself the subject of a state legislative investigation in the wake of a report that she sexually harassed and groped a former legislative staffer.
But Daniel Fierro of Cerritos told POLITICO that in 2014, as a 25-year-old staffer to Assemblyman Ian Calderon, he was groped by Garcia, a powerful Democratic lawmaker who chairs the Legislative Women’s Caucus and the Natural Resources Committee.
He said she cornered him alone after the annual Assembly softball game in Sacramento as he attempted to clean up the dugout. Fierro, who said Garcia appeared inebriated, said she began stroking his back, then squeezed his buttocks and attempted to touch his crotch before he extricated himself and quickly left.
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Run for the border!
and attempted to touch his crotch
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Hey!
It was a softball game.
That’s what pitchers do.
Pitchers are only supposed to use regulation balls.
I guess she is down with the (#)pound MeToo movement.
They stand on the mound, and ‘adjust’ themselves, before delivering.
What is the big deal?
Dirty Dems. Dirty dirty Dems.
She would be fun to play beach ball with.
Sweet Jesus!...
Jesus is sweet and forgiving (to me and so often), even when His precious name is used as a mere exclamatory about an immodest woman’s photo.
Piss off.
Virtue signaling convinces the left of its own unimpeachable morals. When push comes to shove, it rejects guilt for any of its wrongdoing and attributes such allegations to conspiracy theories. -- How Democrats Suppressed the #MeToo Movement in the Party | FrontPage | April 27, 2018 | Daniel Greenfield
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