So we’re supposedly to believe that “men?” where waiting to “sexually harass” Squaw Spreading Bull? https://youtu.be/HQfzwFloVqA
Is their April or October? ‘Cause it’s a joke.
Her face? Her voice?
The trannie in Playboy is 1,000,0000,000,000 times more “feminine” than the Squaw.
their = this
I updated my Apple devices to iOS 11 and the autocorrect is incorrectly correcting words. SOB!
Warren, a former law professor, said a senior faculty member invited her to his office and made sexual advances during her first teaching job. “He slammed the door and lunged for me. It was like a bad cartoon. He’s chasing me around the desk, trying to get his hands on me,” Warren said. “After several rounds, I jumped for the door and got out and I went back to my office and just sat and shook and thought: ‘What have I done to bring this on?’”
Well, with him being blind maybe your perfume turned him on.
Now McCrapskull
As a young Missouri state lawmaker, McCaskill sought advice from a male leader on getting her legislation passed. “I cautiously approached the very powerful speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives,” McCaskill recalled. “…He looked at me and paused and he said, ‘Well, did you bring your kneepads?'” “I do think he was joking, but it was shocking that he would make that joke to a colleague,” she said.
No Claire, that's not shocking.
The media isn't saying anything but this Speaker would have been Bob F. Griffin (D), who was later convicted on federal corruption charges and had his sentence commuted by Bill Clinton.
Now Heidi
Heitkamp said as a state attorney general, she encountered resistance to her efforts to curb domestic violence. A law enforcement official “put his finger in my face and he said, ‘Listen here, men will always beat their wives and you can’t stop ‘em.'”
Um, that's not sexual harassment, dear, that was a political disagreement.
Hirono
Hirono, a lawyer and former state politician in Hawaii, said unwanted sexual advances have been all too common in her life. “I’ve been propositioned by teachers, by my colleagues, and you name it,” she said.
She may have been good looking 40 years ago, so I buy that. But if hitting on a chick is "harassment" well. How come you aren't accusing your husband of harassment?