Post #3903763

2026-07-10 11:46 UTC

I dunno what they’re expecting. He said the allegations were false. Why would he do that and then give “contrition and humility” to the people that supposedly made horrendous false allegations against him that torpedoed his career?

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@givesomefucks@lemmy.world 2026-07-10 12:00

What’s crazy is everyone acting like he was “forced” to do this. Dude could have 100% just stayed in the race, no one had the authority to make him drop out. If he was half the monster the media has been wanting us to believe he is, he definitely would have stayed in the race, and no one could have done anything about it. He got Franklen’d Edit: Chuck Schumer did say he’d cut of DSCC support… www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/…/ar-AA27lokf For those who don’t know DSCC is what Schumer and the neoliberals still control after losing the DNC, it’s really not that important, but it’s wild so many accounts are suddenly showing up on Schumer and Israel’s side on this. Even if they just fell for the propaganda, it’s not a good sign for midterms they were fooled so easily, and since it worked it’s going to be more prevelent.

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@buddascrayon@lemmy.world 2026-07-11 02:13

It goes deeper than that because the person who’s accusing him stated plainly that he was actually blackout drunk when the incident occurred and that he didn’t remember it the next morning. Though I got to say for me, my doubt about him came several weeks ago when it was revealed that he had a Kik account he had been using up till less than a year ago that he was using to meet women. And if you know anything about Kik, you know that’s a very concerning thing. People use that platform are not good people.

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