Trump accussed of kissing a campaign staffer without consent

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never forget 

 

I moved on her like a bitch. But I couldn’t get there. And she was married. Then all of a sudden I see her, she’s now got the big phony tits and everything. She’s totally changed her look.

Yeah, that’s her. With the gold. I better use some Tic Tacs just in case I start kissing her. You know, I’m automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything.

Grab ’em by the ***. You can do anything.

 

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14 minutes ago, lego said:

 

 

I’m sorry but, typical male response.

and pretty disgusting too tbh, just because there are “way worse” cases, it doesn’t mean this one wasn’t bad for her. Who are you to tell her how she should feel about it and what should be her reaction? Is there something unclear about consent to you??

 

Women being emotionally affected-but keeping that **** to themselves, you gave that example as if it’s a positive thing to do??? This is why many don’t report, even in “worse cases”. 

It’s sexual harassment. “It’s just a kiss”, “it’s just a tap on the butt”, “it’s just a boob grab”, men on high positions abusing their power should be hit where it hurts, their pockets. 

 

And victim has a right to sue without being called gold digger or a liar. 

 

 

I never said it was a positive thing to do. Ur missing my point 

 

I never said what Trump did was ok. I never said she didn't have a right to be upset

 

I'm saying it's very extra to go to a lawsuit and I don't believe she'd even think of going this route if he wasn't a rich man. I honestly think there's some opportunism going here

 

"Typical male response". My wife read this and thinks the exact same I do for the record

 

But there's things u can't say to some in the 21st century so forget it

 

Edit: also as @SKANK is pointing out she chose to work for and support a man that clearly has no decency in how he views women and minorities

 

If she truly felt so strongly about about mysogony and harrassment why would she work for this man? Answer that one 

 

As I said, she can gain from this and she's gonna try to

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9 minutes ago, lego said:

never forget 

 

I moved on her like a bitch. But I couldn’t get there. And she was married. Then all of a sudden I see her, she’s now got the big phony tits and everything. She’s totally changed her look.

Yeah, that’s her. With the gold. I better use some Tic Tacs just in case I start kissing her. You know, I’m automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything.

Grab ’em by the ***. You can do anything.

 

 

And that is the man she chose to work for, and chose to praise after he won the election.

 

As recently as May 2017, Johnson spoke glowingly of Trump in a radio interview.

“He is more incredible in person than I think you would even think as you see him on TV,” she told the Alabama-based program “Politics and Moore.” “He’s just the nicest guy. . . . He treats everyone as if they are a part of his family.”

She also said she expected to be given a job as the “second-in-command” at the U.S. Embassy in Lisbon. “I will at some point be heading over to Portugal to work in the embassy,” she said.

The Post found the recording of the show after the first version of this story was published.

 

It's just worth noting that she chose to work for a politician who was the subject of over a dozen sexual assault allegations, a politician who admitted on camera to sexual assault, a politician who publicly called women ugly dumb pigs, and a politician who used alleged rape victims as props in a debate.

 

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1 minute ago, Economy said:

I never said it was a positive thing to do. Ur missing my point 

 

But there's things u can't say to some in the 21st century so forget it

 

oh now you’re accusing me of silencing you.

please don’t play a victim.

your view of women and how they should react in certain situations is pretty flawed, that’s what I’m trying to tell you. 

you said “it’s just a kiss”, like no big deal (she should get over it, you gave examples) and if she’s suing it must be because she wants money, not because it really happened. but these abusive men in power should be exposed as the trash they are and they should pay for it, that’s pretty much my point. 

 

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1 minute ago, lego said:

 

oh now you’re accusing me of silencing you.

please don’t play a victim.

your view of women and how they should react in certain situations is pretty flawed, that’s what I’m trying to tell you. 

you said “it’s just a kiss”, like no big deal (she should get over it, you gave examples) and if she’s suing it must be because she wants money, not because it really happened. but these abusive men in power should be exposed as the trash they are and they should pay for it, that’s pretty much my point. 

 

Ur so twisting my words and context big time it's not even funny

 

No big deal? She should get over it? It didn't happen?

 

I didn't say any of those things what's so ever nor did I imply them. If u think that's what I was saying ur the one that's not interpreting the words correctly at all

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One of Johnson’s lawyers said that at the time of the podcast, she was bound by a nondisclosure agreement and was "saying what she thought Trump and his supporters wanted."

 

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“She was under an oppressive NDA that prevents her from saying anything negative about the president,” he said. “She was also trying to move on with her life and had an application for a job with the embassy in Portugal pending.”

Johnson said she told her boyfriend, mother and stepfather about the alleged kiss on the day that it occurred, an account all three confirmed to The Post. Two months later, Johnson consulted a Florida attorney; he gave The Post text messages showing that he considered her “credible” but did not take her case for business reasons. The attorney gave Johnson the name of a therapist, whose notes, which The Post reviewed, reference an unspecified event during the campaign that had left her distraught.

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34 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

And that is the man she chose to work for, and chose to praise after he won the election.

 

As recently as May 2017, Johnson spoke glowingly of Trump in a radio interview.

“He is more incredible in person than I think you would even think as you see him on TV,” she told the Alabama-based program “Politics and Moore.” “He’s just the nicest guy. . . . He treats everyone as if they are a part of his family.”

She also said she expected to be given a job as the “second-in-command” at the U.S. Embassy in Lisbon. “I will at some point be heading over to Portugal to work in the embassy,” she said.

The Post found the recording of the show after the first version of this story was published.

 

It's just worth noting that she chose to work for a politician who was the subject of over a dozen sexual assault allegations, a politician who admitted on camera to sexual assault, a politician who publicly called women ugly dumb pigs, and a politician who used alleged rape victims as props in a debate.

 

Whether she supported/worked for him still doesn't validate any possible unwanted advances. And this involving the man whom you mentioned is known for his misogynist rhetoric and sexual assault allegations doesn't help either. 

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He's the "grab em by the p**sy" guy. Of course he did.

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Praying for her

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39 minutes ago, ZacharyMark said:

Whether she supported/worked for him still doesn't validate any possible unwanted advances. And this involving the man whom you mentioned is known for his misogynist rhetoric and sexual assault allegations doesn't help either. 

It absolutely does not validate it

 

However I'd also wonder why a woman that feels so strongly against harrassment that she'd resort to a lawsuit over a kiss was doing working for a man like Trump in the first place

 

At the end of the day we weren't there and I can't read her mind and heart so I can't say anything with any certainty

 

But the impression I am getting is that she's taking advantage of the situation to make them dollars

 

He shouldn't of done it, she may have been genuinely upset absolutely (what woman wouldn't be?)

 

But I also think if he wasn't a rich man and she couldn't get a lot out of him she probably wouldn't have resorted to a law suit action

 

I've never known a single individual sue over a kiss and when ppl are genuinely traumatized they are usually more concerned with law actions to punish the guilty that did that to them not a law suit to get money

 

So to me her motives are at least partly fishy. I think part of her is genuinely upset (with good reason) but part of it is also her seeing an opportunity to benefit herself financially big time

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25 minutes ago, ZacharyMark said:

Whether she supported/worked for him still doesn't validate any possible unwanted advances. And this involving the man whom you mentioned is known for his misogynist rhetoric and sexual assault allegations doesn't help either. 

 

Obviously, no one deserves to be the victim of sexual assault. Hopefully no one here would suggest otherwise.

However it is worth noting that this woman chose to ignore dozens of victims of sexual assault in order to further the political ambitions of the man who assulted them. She came forward with allegations after she was looked over for a promotion.

Particularly after the Jussie Smollett incident, we should be making efforts to consider allegations more thoughtfully, and understand that stories like this are more complex than your social media feed would lead you to believe.

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So gross, who wouldn’t be traumatized from those lips 🤢🤮

 

 

 

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