Kathleen Willey calls for Hillary to Resign from Campaign

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Maybe cause the questions don't match?

On one hand we have republicans publicly chastising their candidate while you say democrats wouldn't do this even if what liberals found was heinous enough.

I'm barely aware of the 'uproar' on Billy Bush. Care to explain that? Even while it has arguably nothing to do with this thread.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/10/09/media/billy-bush-nbc-today-show-donald-trump/index.html

Bush issued a forthright apology statement on Friday, but it did not quiet the calls for action by NBC. There was an online petition circulating that calls for his firing, and there are hundreds of outraged comments on the "Today" show's social media pages.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/10/b...h-to-be-absent-from-today-on-monday.html?_r=0

But in the two days since the video's release, there has been a strong social media backlash, including hundreds of angry comments on his Facebook page, many of the from women.

 

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The OP is much like Trump's remark that he will put Hillary in jail in last night's debate, which obviously implies Trump's arrogant and dishonest enough to think he's both judge and jury.

In regards to the OP, why would one assume that Hillary is guilty of anything here, especially since Bill wasn't even prosecuted for this? It's "guilt by association" being taken to a new level. But what we've seen over and over again is that so many of Trump's supporters don't rely on facts.