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Like I said, the more you start laying on nonsense, the longer your posts get, and the color comes out.

Ahh, gee, why might my posts get longer? Gosh I can't imagine why. Oh, could it be because I include the comments I'm responding to for people's ease of reading and understanding the conversation? Could it be that my posts get longer because the responses I'm responding too get longer?

Do I need to repeat that for you? If so, please just re-read it.

One way to keep my answers shorter... quit repeating yourself when you've already made a point and it has been addressed.

So the answer is zero. Those police reports were not common knowledge to the public.

More lying, actually we knew about at least 13 of the victims back then, it was all news back in 2005 and 2006, you really think the media didn't report on the Cosby scandals and accusations and court settlement? They did.

Ansel, you are correct here. 13 women had come forward in 2006. It had been my understanding that they came foward in the last 2013 to 2014 time frame. The reason I thought this was because there was much talk of more women coming forward all the time, and I thought they all came foward in this time frame. As you state, 13 had come forward around 2006 It's up to 30 women now. I learned this developing information to include in my response to you. This is the article I found that addresses this.

More lying? Ansel, if I am simply mistaken about a fact, it doesn't make me a liar when I recite what I think to be true. You are so wound up on this you can't even see straight. Why would I purposefully lie to you about something that is on the record. I was wrong. That is the long and the short of it.

How many rape, drugging/rape victims and sexual assault victims of Clinton’s have come forward, and how many out of court settlements with a woman who filed a police report of him raping her, has Clinton made?

Bill Clinton settled with Paula Jones for $850,000.00. You didn't recall that? Here LINK The case was thrown out two weeks later, but he had agreed to the settlement prior to that. I doubt he paid a dime, but it was noteworthy none the less.

CBS ByJENNIFER HOAR AP November 8, 2006, (excerpts) "Bill Cosby settled a civil lawsuit filed by a woman who said the entertainer drugged and sexually assaulted her at his home outside Philadelphia."--"The federal judge presiding over the case earlier denied Cosby's request for a gag order and the plaintiff's request to shield the names of a dozen other women who say Cosby assaulted them."

Yawn. Ansel12, I didn't object to your suggestion this took place. I'm not sure what benefit you think it provided, us both stipulating by statement or by default that it did take place.

The facts are still these:

I still think Cosby looks guilty.
He has not been convicted yet.
It is not a defense of Cosby to mention this.
It is a defense of the rule of law, something most of us Conservatives here support.