Sexual Affairs by US Presidents

[DGUtley]

Not all Presidents have had upstanding marriages even though they always wanted and hoped the American public would believe so. There are some that have had illicit affairs and strayed from their marriages both prior to and during their time in office.


https://soapboxie.com/us-politics/Sexual-Affairs-by-US-Presidents

[IMPress Polly]

I think at this point the Trump campaign has bigger 'sexual' issues to worry about than mere infidelity. I mean when you're caught in the act of sexual harassment on camera and openly bragging about committing acts of sexual assault, that is. I also think that this is the second decade of the 21st century and we should have higher standards today regarding gender politics in our presidents than we've had in the past.

[Peter1469]

Does this list cover rape, or is there a separate list for that?

[Standing Wolf]

Infidelity is a private matter between those involved in an ostensibly exclusive relationship. Being a giant flaming douchebag who sees members of the opposite sex as meat and brags about it is quite another. Trump is a very stupid, clueless person with virtually no filter between brain and mouth, and apparently only marginally more control over the rest of his body.

[Safety]

I guess there should be two categories for that....accused and never proven rape, and "legitimate rape"...

[Standing Wolf]

Now I'm confused. Who is Hillary supposed to have raped?

[IMPress Polly]

He's trying to suggest that Bill Clinton is guilty of rape and somehow lay the blame on Hillary for it because a successful prosecution of that rather desperate case (unlikely) is Trump's only possible way out of his current predicament. I say that the success of such a prosecution is unlikely because Mr. Trump himself has been accused of rape before under oath in a court of law. (He bought the victim's silence.)

[Standing Wolf]

He's trying to suggest that Bill Clinton is guilty of rape and somehow lay the blame on Hillary for it because a successful prosecution of that case (unlikely) is Trump's only possible way out of his current predicament.

In other words, his predicament of the week? With Trump, there always seems to be another one waiting in the wings.

[MisterVeritis]

It is almost as if none of you have ever been around an alpha male. For supposed adults, you sure are a bunch of sissies. Wealthy, powerful men have always had their way with women. It is time to grow up.

[DGUtley]

He's trying to suggest that Bill Clinton is guilty of rape and somehow lay the blame on Hillary for it .

Who is?

[pjohns]

Trump's words were totally indefensible.

It could perhaps be argued that these were taped some 11 years ago--not recently. But that argument would really hold more water if Trump did not appear to be misogynistic today.

Some Republican lawmakers (such as Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Rep. Jason Chafetz of Utah) have already abandoned any support of Trump, in light of this.

Already, Trump's chances of winning in November were not good. (He was experiencing a gender gap of 37 points, the last that I saw: plus 17 points among men, vis-à-vis minus 20 points among women. And this can only exacerbate that.)

Still, it does seem rather odd that the dalliances--even the misogyny--of Democrats seem to be overlooked by the MSM (Bill Clinton leaps to mind)--yet they are dutifully report it whenever the offender is a Republican.

Personally, I find both repugnant; one does not automatically excuse the other...

[del]

yeah, president gary hart really benefited from the media's willingness to overlook sexual misconduct by dems.

[MisterVeritis]

Trump's words were totally indefensible.
Stop being such a pussy.


It could perhaps be argued that these were taped some 11 years ago--not recently. But that argument would really hold more water if Trump did not appear to be misogynistic today.
See above.

Some Republican lawmakers (such as Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Rep. Jason Chafetz of Utah) have already abandoned any support of Trump, in light of this.
Establishment Republicans are always going to be a problem.


Already, Trump's chances of winning in November were not good.
Untrue. Crooked Illary has spent several hundreds of millions of dollars in negative advert plus has all of the media behind her. Trump has spent a few tens of millions. As of last night, they were tied.


(He was experiencing a gender gap of 37 points, the last that I saw: plus 17 points among men, vis-à-vis minus 20 points among women. And this can only exacerbate that.)
This remains to be seen. Let's see what happens after Sunday's debate.


Still, it does seem rather odd that the dalliances--even the misogyny--of Democrats seem to be overlooked by the MSM (Bill Clinton leaps to mind)--yet they are dutifully report it whenever the offender is a Republican.
Who cares? The nation is ending before our eyes and you want to talk about what alpha males have always done and always will do? It is time to man up.


Personally, I find both repugnant; one does not automatically excuse the other...
Voting for Trump leads to the possibility of life. Voting for Crooked Illary is a vote for murder-suicide.

[Safety]

It is almost as if none of you have ever been around an alpha male. For supposed adults, you sure are a bunch of sissies. Wealthy, powerful men have always had their way with women. It is time to grow up.

lawz.

[del]

i do believe bursitis might swoon

[MisterVeritis]

lawz.
My comment was not for you. It was for the adults. :grin:

[Safety]

My comment was not for you. It was for the adults. :grin:

You are acting emotional like a beta.

[stjames1_53]

I think at this point the Trump campaign has bigger 'sexual' issues to worry about than mere infidelity. I mean when you're caught in the act of sexual harassment on camera and openly bragging about committing acts of sexual assault, that is. I also think that this is the second decade of the 21st century and we should have higher standards today regarding gender politics in our presidents than we've had in the past.

I would venture to say that 90% of men talk differently when no woman is around..........so what's new about that?
That's no different than a hen-a-round

[Peter1469]

I would venture to say that 90% of men talk differently when no woman is around..........so what's new about that?
That's no different than a hen-a-round

As I said elsewhere, women do as well. And are often much much cruder than men.

[MisterVeritis]

You are acting emotional like a beta.
LOL. My comment really was for the adults. But you just keep throwing those elbows. It is kinda cute.

[Dr. Who]

It is almost as if none of you have ever been around an alpha male. For supposed adults, you sure are a bunch of sissies. Wealthy, powerful men have always had their way with women. It is time to grow up.
That sounds suspiciously like condoning rape for the select few who are wealthy and "alpha" enough to buy off their accusers. FYI those particularly wealthy and powerful so-called alpha males who routinely "have their way with women" are otherwise known as extreme narcissists and psychopaths and often pedophiles.

[PeoplePower]

The only ones to do that are Kennedy,Reagan,and Clinton.

[ripmeister]

Does this list cover rape, or is there a separate list for that?

I know you get your jollys with this but you really need some new legitimate material.

[ripmeister]

Infidelity is a private matter between those involved in an ostensibly exclusive relationship. Being a giant flaming douchebag who sees members of the opposite sex as meat and brags about it is quite another. Trump is a very stupid, clueless person with virtually no filter between brain and mouth, and apparently only marginally more control over the rest of his body.

Thankyou for addressing the false equivalency that many here want to promote.

[ripmeister]

It is almost as if none of you have ever been around an alpha male. For supposed adults, you sure are a bunch of sissies. Wealthy, powerful men have always had their way with women. It is time to grow up.

And that makes it ok?

[ripmeister]

Trump's words were totally indefensible.

It could perhaps be argued that these were taped some 11 years ago--not recently. But that argument would really hold more water if Trump did not appear to be misogynistic today.

Some Republican lawmakers (such as Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Rep. Jason Chafetz of Utah) have already abandoned any support of Trump, in light of this.

Already, Trump's chances of winning in November were not good. (He was experiencing a gender gap of 37 points, the last that I saw: plus 17 points among men, vis-à-vis minus 20 points among women. And this can only exacerbate that.)

Still, it does seem rather odd that the dalliances--even the misogyny--of Democrats seem to be overlooked by the MSM (Bill Clinton leaps to mind)--yet they are dutifully report it whenever the offender is a Republican.

Personally, I find both repugnant; one does not automatically excuse the other...

Perhaps I don't remember things clearly but Monicagate was extensively covered and Bill was impeached with daily coverage by the MSM.

[Peter1469]

I know you get your jollys with this but you really need some new legitimate material.
You probably are well served not concerning yourself with my material. Worry about contributing to the forum on your own.

[ripmeister]

You probably are well served not concerning yourself with my material. Worry about contributing to the forum on your own.

I contrbute fine and i call out drivel when I see it.

[JDubya]

Trump's words were totally indefensible.

It could perhaps be argued that these were taped some 11 years ago--not recently. But that argument would really hold more water if Trump did not appear to be misogynistic today.

Some Republican lawmakers (such as Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Rep. Jason Chafetz of Utah) have already abandoned any support of Trump, in light of this.

Already, Trump's chances of winning in November were not good. (He was experiencing a gender gap of 37 points, the last that I saw: plus 17 points among men, vis-à-vis minus 20 points among women. And this can only exacerbate that.)

Still, it does seem rather odd that the dalliances--even the misogyny--of Democrats seem to be overlooked by the MSM (Bill Clinton leaps to mind)--yet they are dutifully report it whenever the offender is a Republican.

Personally, I find both repugnant; one does not automatically excuse the other...


yeah, president gary hart really benefited from the media's willingness to overlook sexual misconduct by dems.

And the way they just ignored Anthony Weiner's weiner was shameful.

[PeoplePower]

I move this thread be closed for self-ownage.

[donttread]

Not all Presidents have had upstanding marriages even though they always wanted and hoped the American public would believe so. There are some that have had illicit affairs and strayed from their marriages both prior to and during their time in office.




https://soapboxie.com/us-politics/Sexual-Affairs-by-US-Presidents

I suspect if all were know the list would be much longer. Power driven people don't tend to be the faihful type to either their spouses or their political allies when the shit hits the fan.
But don't worry some of the spouses like Hilary for example are power mad themselves and some are gold diggers ... so it kind of comes with the territory

[Chris]

Stop being such a pussy.


See above.

Establishment Republicans are always going to be a problem.


Untrue. Crooked Illary has spent several hundreds of millions of dollars in negative advert plus has all of the media behind her. Trump has spent a few tens of millions. As of last night, they were tied.


This remains to be seen. Let's see what happens after Sunday's debate.


Who cares? The nation is ending before our eyes and you want to talk about what alpha males have always done and always will do? It is time to man up.


Voting for Trump leads to the possibility of life. Voting for Crooked Illary is a vote for murder-suicide.





Don't call other members names. Stick to discussing topic.

[Tahuyaman]

MisterVeritis

It is almost as if none of you have ever been around an alpha male. For supposed adults, you sure are a bunch of sissies. Wealthy, powerful men have always had their way with women. It is time to grow up.




That sounds suspiciously like condoning rape for the select few who are wealthy and "alpha" enough to buy off their accusers....

It was.

[Bethere]

You probably are well served not concerning yourself with my material. Worry about contributing to the forum on your own.

Surely pete the regular poster knows where the 'ignore ripmeister' button is.

[Peter1469]

Surely pete the regular poster knows where the 'ignore ripmeister' button is.

Sure. Also tPF culls the heard.

[Bethere]

Sure. Also tPF culls the heard.

"Herd."--Bethere, the helpful.

[Peter1469]

"Herd."--Bethere, the helpful.

If you posted something in good faith you would be immune from the tPF. Promise.

[del]

^

:rofl:

[Peter1469]

^^

lol

[NapRover]

We're all humans, with human-like flaws. I can accept Trump's flaws but can't accept Hillary's, at least as they relate to becoming POTUS.

[Peter1469]

We're all humans, with human-like flaws. I can accept Trump's flaws but can't accept Hillary's, at least as they relate to becoming POTUS.

She ought to be in prison.

[DGUtley]

She ought to be in prison.

You or I would be.

[Peter1469]

You or I would be.

If I so much as brought my cell phone into a secured area I would be unemployed.

[NapRover]

We'd be in jail unless, of course, the AG colluded with the former POTUS to prevent it, and the FBI Director was bribed in order to realign his views on certain matters.
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/09/10/exposed-fbi-director-james-comeys-clinton-foundation-connection/

[Docthehun]

We're all humans, with human-like flaws. I can accept Trump's flaws but can't accept Hillary's, at least as they relate to becoming POTUS.

From the kids in South Park. "Giant Douche or Turd Sandwich?"

[Docthehun]

We'd be in jail unless, of course, the AG colluded with the former POTUS to prevent it, and the FBI Director was bribed in order to realign his views on certain matters.
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/09/10/exposed-fbi-director-james-comeys-clinton-foundation-connection/

Or the glove didn't fit. :smiley:

[Docthehun]

You or I would be.

No you wouldn't! I bet you don't even have a misdemeanor on your record.

[ripmeister]

We're all humans, with human-like flaws. I can accept Trump's flaws but can't accept Hillary's, at least as they relate to becoming POTUS.

This is one of the more sensible things said about this whole drama lately. It fundamentally comes down to ones decision as to what the flaws are and how germane they are to the ability to be POTUS.