[Eric in the Ozarks]

The sound of air coming out of a shakedown.

[Antonello]

Attorneys retained by nine of the women had tried to keep the names of their clients a secret for a host of reasons, one of which was fear of a deteriorating bipolar condition brought on by intense media scrutiny.

You have got to be kidding me! Am I reading that correctly? Are these attorneys really arguing that the media causes a mental disorder?

[Irish_Thatcherite]

The Left Coast Report finds it curious that the allegations against Cos seemed to hit just after he spoke out against the so-called black leadership, offered some sound parental advice and told teens to clean up their language.

Very curious indeed!

[TBP]

These libs are so transparent.

[somemoreequalthanothers]

Cos needn't worry. Multiple allegations of boorish behavior towards women only made bill clinton more popular.

[johnny7]

Sounds like Sharpton and Jack-ass put out 'da booty-call on on Mr. Bill. Nothing is below these scumbags when it comes to 'maintainin 'da Plantation.

[henderson field]

Why not have secret accusers?
It worked so well in the Soviet Union.

[Corin Stormhands]

The judge wrote that the "allegations of harm by each of the Jane Doe witnesses are unsubstantiated broad allegations."

Made by an unsubstantiated broad?

[MinstrelBoy]

Let Cosby have his constitutional right to confront his accusers. If he is denied it, he has good grounds to appeal.

[familyop]

People who issue accusations that are not proven to be true beyond any reasonable doubt should receive the same punishment that the accused would otherwise receive. ...no excuses and no tolerance for false allegations, and make any legislation that passes for such laws retroactive against all accusers, court officers, judges (no immunities), social workers,...