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Cannonpointer » 21 Oct 2017 6:36 pm » wrote:See, this is what queer children do. They hog all the credit to whoever they perceive as having the biggest dick.

If reagan caused clinton's economy - SKIPPING OVER BUSH, who inherited a crashing economy and had to raise taxes to stop reagan's inflation, - then carter caused reagan's.

Only bisexual dick suckers insist they have the right to take it both ways (mouth AND ***).

roadkill » 21 Oct 2017 6:51 pm » wrote:
roadkill's Master Analysis:

"A situation in which the number of jobs available is falling is bad enough,

Cannonpointer » 21 Oct 2017 4:22 pm » wrote: Have you seen how closely his economic performance tracked to reagan's? Here, it's a little something that dick sucker clem gave me - have a look and learn to think like a white man, boy:

to be that freaking stupid.

Termin8tor » 21 Oct 2017 10:02 pm » wrote:It takes hard, hard work to be that freaking stupid.

Misty » 20 Oct 2017 3:15 pm » wrote:
So they murdered a woman and injured dozens in Charlottesville, and now this.
But Antifa......

roadkill » 22 Oct 2017 7:48 am » wrote:
No...I did not see this. I don't always see every post on this thread.

Nor did I see it in my usual morning news search yesterday as the weekend is hit and miss for me.

If these guys are found guilty, and it sounds like they are, then it's clear they need a long stretch in prison, as in life.!

"They" in Charlottesville? It was an unstable psycho that did that...just like you said about the Scalise shooter, remember. Even though the left has routinely pushed a white supremacist, Nazi narrative and blamed any white person on the right for all of it.

You are aware that the Charlottesville protesters also brought guns...both sides did. And you're still giving the dems in Virginia a pass when they could have provented the whole thing.

Let's stop cherry picking Misty. I've never defend any whack jobs on the right...but you certainly did soft-peddle the Antifa.

roadkill » 22 Oct 2017 8:04 am » wrote:
BTW...Fox, CNN, and many others covered this.

I wish we would get the same coverage in other incidents that include the left...but often times we do not.

I agree with you all the way on this one Misty.

Misty » 20 Oct 2017 3:15 pm » wrote:
So they murdered a woman and injured dozens in Charlottesville, and now this.
But Antifa......

Misty » 21 Oct 2017 8:06 pm » wrote:

https://thinkprogress.org/as-five-forme ... 875cc/amp/

Misty » 21 Oct 2017 8:06 pm » wrote:

O’Reilly Settled New Harassment Claim, Then Fox Renewed His Contract

Last January, six months after Fox News ousted its chairman amid a sexual harassment scandal, the network’s top-rated host at the time, Bill O’Reilly, struck a $32 million agreement with a longtime network analyst to settle new sexual harassment allegations, according to two people briefed on the matter — an extraordinarily large amount for such cases.

Although the deal has not been previously made public, the network’s parent company, 21st Century Fox, acknowledges that it was aware of the woman’s complaints about Mr. O’Reilly.

They included allegations of repeated harassment, a nonconsensual sexual relationship and the sending of gay pornography and other sexually explicit material to her, according to the people briefed on the matter.

It was at least the sixth agreement — and by far the largest — made by either Mr. O’Reilly or the company to settle harassment allegations against him.

Despite that record, 21st Century Fox began contract negotiations with Mr. O’Reilly, and in February granted him a four-year extension that paid $25 million a year.

Interviews with people familiar with the settlement, and documents obtained by The New York Times, show how the company tried and ultimately failed to contain the second wave of a sexual harassment crisis that initially burst into public view the previous summer and cost the Fox News chairman, Roger Ailes, and eventually Mr. O’Reilly, their jobs.

In January, the reporting shows, Rupert Murdoch and his sons, Lachlan and James, the top executives at 21st Century Fox, made a business calculation to stand by Mr. O’Reilly despite his most recent, and potentially most explosive, harassment dispute.

Their decision came as the company was trying to convince its employees, its board and the public that it had cleaned up the network’s workplace culture.

At the same time, they were determined to hold on to Mr. O’Reilly, whose value to the network increased after the departure of another prominent host, Megyn Kelly.

But by April, the Murdochs decided to jettison Mr. O’Reilly as some of the settlements became public and posed a significant threat to their business empire.

Early that month, The Times reported on five settlements involving Mr. O’Reilly, leading advertisers to boycott his show and spawning protests calling for his ouster.

About the same time, the O’Reilly settlements arose as an issue in 21st Century Fox’s attempt to buy the European satellite company Sky.

In addition, federal prosecutors who had been investigating the network’s handling of sexual harassment complaints against Mr. Ailes had asked for material related to allegations involving Mr. O’Reilly, according to an internal Fox email obtained by The Times.

“Their legal theory has been that we hid the fact that we had a problem with Roger,” Gerson Zweifach, Fox’s general counsel, wrote in the email, referring to the prosecutors and Mr. Ailes, “and now it will be applied to O’Reilly, and they will insist on full knowledge of all complaints about O’Reilly’s behavior in the workplace, regardless of who settled them.”

He warned the Murdochs that they should expect details from the January settlement to become public.

Six days later, Mr. O’Reilly was fired.

In a statement, 21st Century Fox said it was not privy to the amount of the settlement and regarded Mr. O’Reilly’s January settlement, which was reached with a 15-year Fox News analyst named Lis Wiehl, as a personal issue between the two of them.

roadkill » 22 Oct 2017 8:18 am » wrote:Breitbart also covered this. I completely missed this story. My bad.
Thank you for posting it. I rarely check my notifications, but for some reason I did this time and I found your post.

Misty » 22 Oct 2017 3:25 pm » wrote:They knew O'Reilly had settled six sexual harassment cases and they still gave him a 25 million dollar contract.
This **** needs to change.

Misty » 22 Oct 2017 3:28 pm » wrote: I never check my notifications.
I don't much care for this new feature where a little box drops down at the top of the page and a chime sounds every time someone replies to one of your posts.

Termin8tor » 22 Oct 2017 3:30 pm » wrote:Oh my!

If he was a Democrat rapist, you'd be telling lies in his defense.

roadkill » 22 Oct 2017 3:44 pm » wrote:I'm not sure I like the new feature either.
Too much is not always better.
I'm seeing glitches too.