RE: RE: What's Wrong With "Gym" Jordan?
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RE: What's Wrong With "Gym" Jordan?

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Why aren't you a little bastion of smugness today wanting to tattle tell but fear you may get your paddies slapped. Repertoire of a typical mamma's boy afraid he'll get caught with his hand in the cookie jar.

Poor Jim Jordan, it's no wonder the man has a thing against gay people, seems his stint at the universities own little Sodom and Gomorrah left him bitter he couldn't make it out of the locker room without slipping on seminal fluids...not to mention the stench from all those open nooks and crannies....I think I'd be a bit bitter myself. It's one thing to do your business in private but as one man stated, “I caught people having sex in our wrestling room, in our stairwell to the wrestling room, in the bathroom adjacent to our wrestling facility", at least when
Mike DiSabato went to prison he had a clue what soap on a rope meant. Ironic how someone who wasted their life wants a piece of the pie of another's success.

One unknown plaintiff in the case states he was violated twenty times by the doctor involved in the case and that he felt "helpless and violated". These were grown adult men not helpless boys, if someone violated me sexually as an adult woman I wouldn't go back nineteen more times for more, unless of course I was enjoying being violated or I wanted to play for pay.

The left knows no bounds when it comes to character assassination as shown so vividly in this statement:

The congressman managed to contain the fallout from an eerily similar revelation last November, when one of his longtime Washington aides and protégées, Ohio state Rep. Wesley Goodman, was publicly unmasked as one of the capitol city’s most notorious sexual predators, stalking and abusing at least 30 young conservative men he promised to “mentor.” This was huge news in Ohio, but was buried nationally beneath the daily drumbeat of Trump atrocities.

The Goodman scandal alone could have been enough to force Jordan out of Congress. In April, Elizabeth Esty, a Democratic representative from Connecticut, had to resign because she kept a former chief of staff on her payroll for three months after another former aide accused him of harassment. The well-documented accusations against Goodman are much, much broader. He reportedly harassed or assaulted at least 30 young men. Jordan adamantly denied that he had any knowledge of Goodman’s notorious reputation – just as he’s now claiming, against the word of his ex-wrestlers, that he had no clue that Strauss (who committed suicide in 2005) was groping the athletes.

Yet in a footnote to the article it states:

Editor’s Note: This story has been revised to reflect a pair of corrections. Rep. Jim Jordan is not a member of Republican leadership in the House and the earliest accusations that Wesley Goodman harassed or assaulted young men took place two years after Goodman left Jordan’s office.

Did you see the revision in that story?....nah I didn't either, the story continues to make it sound as if Goodman worked for Jordan when the offenses were carried out and Trump is responsible for decades of atrocities committed by people he had no idea he knew.

Yes Sunny Boy you'll have to get up a whole lot earlier to pull the wool over my eyes. I know exactly what it's like to go up against the status quo and I paid dearly for it career wise. If Jim Jordan knew and did nothing about it I can't blame him. He's been with the same woman since his teenage years, there's no accusations he was involved in sexual activity with men, nor any accusations against others then that of the doctor involved. It also wouldn't surprise me that out of thousands of adult men who attended the university you could find a dozen or so that were gay and the reason they didn't report this activity isn't because they felt violated and helpless but that now they feel violated and helpless against Jordan's political power and the war he wages on gay people.

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