Yes.
how do we know she was forced to move? Perhaps she asked? Perhaps not.
She needs to be held accountable. You think she is never going to try to give another paid speech or write another book?This is wrong, but what is the point of continuing to dogpile Hillary Clinton (other than as a way to deflect criticism from Trump)?
Yes, but the issue is so many "religious" people would rather keep these toxic and awful people and ideas around them just to seem more religious.Okay like.
A lot of Americans have religion in their lives. Even democrats.
Yeah, this one of the most nauseating threads I've read on era.
i dont disagree with that.IF she asked which is obviously debatable. She shouldn't have had to ask because the harasser should have been fired. This dude was a spiritual adviser. If you are harassing women I value your spiritual input at -1000%
Size matters.Jesus, the fucking HYPOCRISY in this thread. No, moving the victim to another position is not a "good thing" that "our side" did. This dude should have been fired. Instead, she shielded him and he went on to victimize someone else. We need to be able to remain objective and call things for what they are. I fucking hate this partisan bullshit.
I mean, the guy was docked a few months pay, required to go through counseling, the woman harassed was moved to work for a new person, and the harasser was eventually fired for workplace misconduct later.
If she was President, this would hardly be a news story. Given that she's not President and not running again, I can't believe this is even newsworthy. The headline itself gives the impression that the situation was completely ignored.
At the same place and setting, yes. That's fairly reasonable.so, sexually harass someone and never be able to work again? Sounds like a legit punishment.
Completely irrelevant. The dude should have been fired.I have to know more facts regarding the harrassment and the views of the victim regarding it before I can judge her actions as insufficient. For instance, the female staffer could've been happy with the move.
This is the same shit that happened with Frankin.Very disappointed to see (some) liberals' principles get so elastic and contingent when it comes to the Clintons
They didn't have to run it right now. Arguably they're stepping on their own story for a report that will not have any less impact a day or a week from now.Reporting, I'm assuming. The NYT is a reputable news source that, well...reports things. This is news, so they're reporting news.
You are right. She didn't do enough though and the dude ended up harassing more women. She owns that.i dont disagree with that.
I do disagree that hillary did nothing, which is the premise of the thread and the poster i was responding to that you quoted my response to. She didn't do nothing, you thinks he should have fired him. Great. It happened in 2008, what are we going to do about it now, not vote for hillary for president? Like what exactly would some of you that keep quoting me have happen to Hillary? She be charged with harassment?
Mr. Strider, who was Mrs. Clinton's faith adviser, a co-founder of the American Values Network
They didn't have to run it right now. Arguably they're stepping on their own story for a report that will not have any less impact a day or a week from now.
Size matters.
Hillary should've fired this asshole immediately, full stop. She should be questioned for how she handled the issue. Fine.
But the journalists and #bothsides cable networks will magnify this story to extreme proportions, questioning Hillary's judgment and character. Meanwhile, Trump brags about groping, cheats with porn stars, and, oh year, has run a bigoted administration intent on victimizing minorities and weakening our institutions. His weekly, daily, hourly slights toward common decency outweigh anything Hillary has done.
And you'll say, "Why can't we cover both?" We can, but size matters. Numerous parties will try to make this the story of the week even though we just learned the president tried to fire the man investigating him. You'd be naive to think otherwise.
Again, I want Hillary to face scrutiny, but you'd be naive not to think that this story won't be used in some way to excuse Trump.
They haven't stepped on anything. They want #bothsides.They didn't have to run it right now. Arguably they're stepping on their own story for a report that will not have any less impact a day or a week from now.
This precisely, this guy needs to be thrown off a cliff (figuratively), and Hillary should at least feel some goddamn shame over this. But we all know that this will be used as cover for Trump and all his horrific behavior.Size matters.
Hillary should've fired this asshole immediately, full stop. She should be questioned for how she handled the issue. Fine.
But the journalists and #bothsides cable networks will magnify this story to extreme proportions, questioning Hillary's judgment and character. Meanwhile, Trump brags about groping, cheats with porn stars, and, oh year, has run a bigoted administration intent on victimizing minorities and weakening our institutions. His weekly, daily, hourly slights toward common decency outweigh anything Hillary has done.
And you'll say, "Why can't we cover both?" We can, but size matters. Numerous parties will try to make this the story of the week even though we just learned the president tried to fire the man investigating him. You'd be naive to think otherwise.
Again, I want Hillary to face scrutiny, but you'd be naive not to think that this story won't be used in some way to excuse Trump.
you seriously believe someone that sexually harrasses someone should never be allowed to work anywhere, ever again? Seriously? How does that help solve any problems?
Because she is a person in a position of power that shielding a sexual harasser. I mean it is pretty clear.
Politicians dont just dissapear into the ether after losing, she is still giving speeches, talking to people, and generally changing the public discourse of this country.
Because, like it or not, media and politics in this country operate like theater.who cares about what the republicans are going to use? They make up stuff all the time.
Did she grab anyone by the dick?
I'm glad they uncover the ugly truth from both sides. We don't need the left's version of Fox News, we need good journalism.
Why is it always the people who's work is about values and respect.Mr. Strider, who was Mrs. Clinton's faith adviser, a co-founder of the American Values Network
you seriously believe someone that sexually harrasses someone should never be allowed to work anywhere, ever again? Seriously? How does that help solve any problems?
I agree. The issue here is that we weren't having this type of national conversation on the issue a decade ago, and things were (and are) still being mishandled. This was obviously the wrong call. At this point, Clinton is not running for office again. I see this as a story in what not to do, but that's not at all how the story is framed, and that's a deliberate editorial choice.He repeatedly harassed a woman at the workplace, docking his pay and sending him to counselling is a ludicrous response.
Also, since he wasn't fired, it allowed him to continue working in politics and harass other women.
This is the EXACT kind of thing we need to combat.
They didn't have to run it right now. Arguably they're stepping on their own story for a report that will not have any less impact a day or a week from now.
Going to have to disagree there. Did she not just publish a book and go on a book tour?Woman who has exiled herself from public attention being told to fuck off.
you seriously believe someone that sexually harrasses someone should never be allowed to work anywhere, ever again? Seriously? How does that help solve any problems?
And do what with your life? Be criminal forever? WTF is this bullshit?
You're what-abouting-this and clearly don't want her to face scrutiny. Tell this to the victims, because its frankly fucking disgusting.Size matters.
Hillary should've fired this asshole immediately, full stop. She should be questioned for how she handled the issue. Fine.
But the journalists and #bothsides cable networks will magnify this story to extreme proportions, questioning Hillary's judgment and character. Meanwhile, Trump brags about groping, cheats with porn stars, and, oh year, has run a bigoted administration intent on victimizing minorities and weakening our institutions. His weekly, daily, hourly slights toward common decency outweigh anything Hillary has done.
And you'll say, "Why can't we cover both?" We can, but size matters. Numerous parties will try to make this the story of the week even though we just learned the president tried to fire the man investigating him. You'd be naive to think otherwise.
Again, I want Hillary to face scrutiny, but you'd be naive not to think that this story won't be used in some way to excuse Trump.
I'm totally baffled at replies like this.Woman who has exiled herself from public attention being told to fuck off.
And you literally have millions out of work sexual abusers roaming the streets. Sometimes I wonder if people even think for a second what they are proposing. This is INSANE!Yes. We remove sexual harrasser from the workforce. Problem solved.
I agree. The issue here is that we weren't having this type of national conversation on the issue a decade ago, and things were (and are) still being mishandled. This was obviously the wrong call. At this point, Clinton is not running for office again. I see this as a story in what not to do, but that's not at all how the story is framed, and that's a deliberate editorial choice.
And do what with your life? Be criminal forever? WTF is this bullshit?