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    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/local...uct/ar-AAAsKSQ

    DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Dallas ISD Deputy Superintendent Israel Cordero has resigned from his post following allegations of employee misconduct, according to the district. Sources tell CBS 11 that Cordero is facing allegations of sexual harassment.

    The district confirmed Cordero submitted his letter of resignation after he was placed on administrative leave on Wednesday amid the employee misconduct allegations.

    In his letter, Cordero said his resignation will be effective on December 15 in order to pursue other opportunities.

    I have decided to resign effective December 15 to pursue other career opportunities and to work on my dissertation. I am extremely proud of my 21 years with the Dallas ISD and regret beyond words to make this decision. I will carry with me fond memories of working with the district’s talented employees,” Cordero said.

    Oh and then there is this-

    https://www.yourbasin.com/news/texas...oks/1464429037

    LUBBOCK, Texas (KLBK) - The Texas Board of Education recently voted on a number of potential changes to be made to U.S. history and social studies curriculum.

    As it currently stands, teachers will not be required to teach students about certain political and public figures, such as Hillary Clinton, who was the first female presidential candidate, as well as Helen Keller, who was deaf, blind and graduated from college and later became an activist.

    But, the question remains: Is it possible to rewrite history?

    "We feel that the state board of education has taken a wrong vote on this issue, especially because it's saying that teachers don't have to teach very important political figures such as Hilary Clinton and Helen Keller," said Clinton Gill with the Texas State Teachers Association. "These are women that have made a historical impact not only on the United States, but also on females that are growing up. So we feel that teachers should be required to teach them as a part of the history, just like they do for their male counterparts. It's very important for young ladies to have a role model that they can look up to and learn about them all throughout their high school, middle school and elementary schooling."

    The board also made decisions to keep references of "Judeo-Christian" values, as well as to reinsert Moses as a Biblical figure of influence.


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    Hey WBE, you remember Paul Gosar, riiiiight? Well, you can add this to his next year profile update. It's a campaign ad against him and its special! Wait till the end...


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    Trump HUD Secretary Ben Carson claims Kavanaugh allegations are part of a centuries old socialist plot


    Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Ben Carson told an audience of conservative activists on Friday that the sexual assault allegations facing President Donald Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court are part of a plot by socialists to take over America that dates back more than a century.

    "If you really understand the big picture of what's going on, then what's going on with Kavanaugh will make perfectly good sense to you," Carson said at the annual Values Voter Summit in Washington. "There've been people in this country for a very long time, going all the way back to the Fabians, people who've wanted to fundamentally change this country."

    The term "Fabians" refers to the Fabian Society, a British socialist organization that was founded in the 19th century, and which today functions as part of the UK's Labour Party. An American chapter of the Fabian society was established in 1895 in Boston, but it is no longer active in the United States.

    Nonetheless, Carson vividly described what he claimed the ideological descendants of the Fabians were plotting, and how Professor Christine Blasey Ford's allegation that Kavanaugh assaulted her at a party in the 1980s fit into the plot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tami View Post
    The NYT put out an article About Rosenstein. Be wary of it, it's misleading. The talk is about Rosenstein wearing a wire to record Trump. Other news agencies are reporting it more accurately, saying that Rosentin was having a heated argument and said, sarcastically, something like, 'What do you want me to do, wear a wire?' Also the source is questionable.

    Point is, the Republicans might jump on this, and Trump might use this to try and get rid of Rosenstein.
    This is almost certainly the entire point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by InformationGeek View Post
    Hey WBE, you remember Paul Gosar, riiiiight? Well, you can add this to his next year profile update. It's a campaign ad against him and its special! Wait till the end...
    I have all three of them.

    And, I'll add in Washington state legislator Matt Manweller, who is a former teacher whose first wife was a former student of his... and then he also recently began dating another student, years later, who is still 17 (therefore, he's a 1statutory rapist). Whole state legislature is calling on that pedophile to resign.
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    Man, that Beto/Cruz debate.

    Cruz was typically awful.

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    Well...

    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-p...-idUSKCN1M12NT

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    Quote Originally Posted by InformationGeek View Post
    Hey WBE, you remember Paul Gosar, riiiiight? Well, you can add this to his next year profile update. It's a campaign ad against him and its special! Wait till the end...

    Those moments when they all pull their masks off at the end is like a gut punch. Amazing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tendrin View Post
    Man, that Beto/Cruz debate.

    Cruz was typically awful.
    I watched it on youtube. Ted Cruz is a ridiculous writhing mass of worms wearing a people-suit in order to trick Texan mammals into voting against their species' best interests.

    I bet I wasn't the only one who wanted to reach through his monitor to punch Lyin' Teds' stupid face when he deliberately flubbed the last part of the debate (Say something nice about your opponent) and turned it a smear attack (I respect that he believes what he says, folks! Too bad his beliefs are those of a SOCIALIST!) He's spent his entire life violating the spirit of the law, while sticking to the letter of it. Those hosts were cowards for not calling him out on it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Handsome men don't lose fights View Post
    I watched it on youtube. Ted Cruz is a ridiculous writhing mass of worms wearing a people-suit in order to trick Texan mammals into voting against their species' best interests.

    I bet I wasn't the only one who wanted to reach through his monitor to punch Lyin' Teds' stupid face when he deliberately flubbed the last part of the debate (Say something nice about your opponent) and turned it a smear attack (I respect that he believes what he says, folks! Too bad his beliefs are those of a SOCIALIST!) He's spent his entire life violating the spirit of the law, while sticking to the letter of it. Those hosts were cowards for not calling him out on it.
    If the voting populace of Texas elect him again because he's got an R after their name I just don't know what I'll say.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tendrin View Post
    If the voting populace of Texas elect him again because he's got an R after their name I just don't know what I'll say.
    Keep in classy, because that figures to happen. Republicans have a hive mind mentality when it comes to voting that would put the Borg from Star Trek to shame. Say what you will about how deplorable or what outright scumbags GOP politicians tend to be, but their base will come out to vote for them without fail. Or, to quote what a member here have said in this thread before, "Democrats fall in love. Republicans fall in line". And that's the problem, not just in Texas, but everywhere across the country.

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    GOP Extends Christine Blasey Ford’s Deadline To Decide On Senate Hearing Request

    Republicans granted the extension after lawyers for Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser claimed they were bullying her with the tight deadline. That's mighty white of them. Meanwhile....

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    Rape Survivors Share Why They Stayed Quiet In Powerful #WhyIDidntReport Tweets

    President Donald Trump tried to bolster Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh by challenging sexual assault survivors who didn’t immediately call the police. Trump either doesn't understand why it's so damn hard for rape victims to report attacks, or doesn't care. My money's on the latter. Meanwhile....

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    Donald Trump Has A Very, Very Long History Of Not Believing Women

    Unless the men they accuse of sexual misconduct and abuse are not on his side. Figures as much. I'd love to know what Melania thinks of it all, given her supposed campaign against cyberbullying. Well, her hubby has certainly done a lot of that to Dr. Ford.

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    Man Calls Cops On Black Woman Political Candidate Knocking On Doors

    “It’s 2018,” said Shelia Stubbs, who’s poised to make history in her Wisconsin state assembly district. “It shouldn’t be strange that a black woman’s knocking on your door.” Not for nothing, Ms. Stubbs, but what planet have you been on?

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    Dark Money Groups Will Have To Disclose Their Donors In Time For The Midterms

    A court order invalidating a rule that kept some election spending secret is going into effect. Well now, that figures to be interesting.
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    I have no words so I'm just gonna leave this here. Yes, it's all an allegation, but.... yikes. Frigging yikes x10.

    https://splinternews.com/court-docs-...got-1829233105

    The ongoing custody battle between former Trump campaign operatives Jason Miller and A.J. Delgado has taken another nasty turn: In an explosive new court filing, Delgado’s legal team alleges that Miller—prior to their own high-profile extramarital romance—carried out an affair with a woman he met at an Orlando strip club. Additionally, the court documents claim, when the woman found out she was pregnant, Miller surreptitiously dosed her with an abortion pill without her knowledge, leading, the woman claims, to the pregnancy’s termination and nearly her death.

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    The Keystone Kops were less clumsy than today's GOP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tendrin View Post
    I have no words so I'm just gonna leave this here. Yes, it's all an allegation, but.... yikes. Frigging yikes x10.

    https://splinternews.com/court-docs-...got-1829233105
    Miller will probably use this to bolster an argument that the abortion pill is too dangerous to be sold in pharmacies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JackDaw View Post
    This may be an unpopular thought.

    But let’s be radical..and assume it’s not impossible that Kavaungh may be innocent....and is certainly entitled to be treated as such until the case is proven in court.

    Then..don’t some of Prof Ford’s requirements for giving testimony seem deeply troubling?

    (In effect she wants to impose conditions that would remove the accused rights to rebut specific points she may make..she requires him to testify first, then not speak again after her evidence. I think in practically any other context a liberal humanitarian would be appalled at that suggested “methodology”.)
    Yeah, having the accused testify first when publicly available information is so limited doesn't seem like something that would be supported in any other context.

    On one specific point, I haven't seen anything to indicate that she doesn't want Kavanaugh to speak after her. She wants him questioned before, but that doesn't prevent anyone from questioning him later.

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    Yes I am comfortable.

    Several women have come forward saying that, yes, they have been assaulted or raped, no they did not come forward at the time, but yes, they would absolutely do so if the person was up for a major public office. She has made her own life a lot more difficult by coming forward. She is willing to talk to the FBI (lying to them would be a crime), he is not willing to do that.
    She is entitled not to do this the way the GOP wants to, because they cannot be trusted here.

    And again, this all could be avoided if just 2 or 3 GOP senators would say: we have seen too many sketchy details about this guy, let's see the next candidate on Trump's list who doesn't have as much baggage.
    This is a story that feels like it's been around so long, that we forget how recent it is.

    https://www.politico.com/story/2018/...imeline-829983

    Most Democrats didn't become aware of the allegations until ten days ago.

    This is relatively unprecedented, in that I'm unaware of any investigation on this level into what a nominee for a position did as a minor, let alone one based on one person's testimony.

    It seems reasonable to make a decision after either she testifies, or evidence comes forward that Kavanaugh behaved in similar ways towards other women.

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    That kind of thing has me wondering if it isn't just a question of time before more of his victims come forward.
    It's possible.

    It seems a bit unusual that it's been over a week since the story broke, and no one else has come forward.

    Within five days of Tweeden's allegation against Franken, another woman had come forward.

    https://www.ksat.com/news/national/a...andal-timeline

    Within five days of the Washington Post story about four women accusing Roy Moore of wrongdoing, another woman came forward with her story, and evidence of wrongdoing.

    http://www.wbrc.com/story/36844545/t...nst-roy-moore/

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    He's a middle school teacher. Maybe they offered him a couple of mill for an early retirement if he takes this one for the team?
    Whelan already walked back this theory.

    https://www.mediaite.com/online/ed-w...e-of-judgment/

    Ford says she was friends with the individual, and would not have mistaken him for Kavanaugh.

    No one with inside knowledge is claiming Kavanaugh was responsible for this one. He'll probably be asked about it under oath.
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