She is quite clear about the details of the attack itself. What she was wearing, where it took place (store, floor, section), what he did in fairly graphic detail.
she knows what time of year (spring I think) and initially one of two consecutive years long ago.
In an isolated part of that store in an unbusy time of day/year.
Just not when, exactly where....anything. And who waits for 30 years to bring forth an accusation, conveniently right during a political campaign, of which she cannot remember details.
No, he was not found guilty. Guilty or not-guilty applies in a criminal trial. There wasn't enough evidence to charge him, so they gambled with the lower standard of a civil trial, preponderance of the evidence. He was found "liable" not guilty.
How could he be found 'liable' if the jury didn't think he was guilty of what he was accused of?
Heh. Oh there were a lot of them for Clinton, and a lot for Cuomo too. Either you are very young or were just not paying attention.
lawandcrime.com
47...so on the young side....but most folks I know put up no argument over clinton.
To be fair though, you were talking about how the left reacted to these reports. I know they exist. I know what they were reported to have done. As I said, not many people said much in Cuomo's defense as I recall. But please, feel free to bring up a thread here on CF to prove your point!Here's a list for Clinton, and just one entry:
Gennifer Flowers
Flowers came forward during the 1992 presidential campaign and said she had been Clinton’s mistress for over a decade. Immediately after the allegations surfaced, Clinton denied having a relationship with Flowers in an interview on 60 Minutes with Hillary sitting beside him. In 1998, Clinton admitted to having a sexual relationship with Flowers, but he stated it only occurred once in 1977.
Which Woman Accused Bill Clinton of Sexual Misconduct/Assault? | Law & Crime
After The New York Times published a article on Sunday about Trump’s history with women, some political commentators suggested it would give Trump the opening he needed to go after the 42nd president.
The only difference is that one term is used in civil cases and the other in criminal cases.
www.wpricepa.com
Okay. Differences in terminology aside, what's your point?
It's not "differences in terminology". It is a much lower standard than a criminal trial. A civil trial is not a criminal trial, and has a much lower standard of evidence. Preponderance just means, "yeah, maybe...it is certainly possible. Could have happened based on what we were told, so yeah, more likely than not" Preponderance of the evidence is akin to - as I heard one attorney say, getting the ball just past the 50 yard line, vs. the touchdown required for "beyond a reasonable doubt".
Never happened. Rape is a criminal charge. He was never criminally charged.
There was DEAD SILENCE by the left to all of the multiple accusations against Cuomo. I was paying attention.
nypost.com
thehill.com
Many of the politicians I cited earlier called for him to resign by March 2021 (your article is dated Feb 25), while some waited until after the AG's report dropped in August. Other Dems have been pushed to resign for similar misdeeds or, in the case of Al Franken, far less.
Check your dates. Not one outlet would even discuss the Cuomo allegations when they occurred. Dead silence on all the complicit outlets. Only nearly a year later when the inevitable was coming out did the usual suspects pretend that it mattered to them.Dead silence? You mean except for the NY AG, both NY senators, Nancy Pelosi, most of the NY congressional delegation, and President Biden?
Biden calls on Cuomo to resign after bombshell sexual harassment report
President Joe Biden called on Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign Tuesday, following a report that Cuomo sexually harassed 11 women.www.cnbc.com
Pelosi among top Democrats calling for NY Gov. Cuomo's resignation
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign following the release of a bombshell sexual harassment report.De Blasio again calls on Cuomo to step down after ‘troubling’ AG report
Mayor Bill de Blasio again called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to step down Tuesday, following the bombshell findings of Attorney General Tish James’ probe, which he called “disqualifying,” and “painful to…Cuomo resigns after investigation finds he harassed multiple women
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) on Tuesday announced his resignation, an abrupt about-face that capped off six months during which accusations of sexual harassment and bungling his state’s coronavir…
You obviously weren't.
Many of the politicians I cited earlier called for him to resign by March 2021 (your article is dated Feb 25), while some waited until after the AG's report dropped in August. Other Dems have been pushed to resign for similar misdeeds or, in the case of Al Franken, far less.
That's an objectively higher standard than what's been on display in the Republican party the last several years where investigations have sought to have been squashed (e.g. Kavanaugh), misdeeds outright excused (e.g. Trump's Ukraine quid pro quo), and a fraudster allowed to retain a seat in Congress for a year (Santos).
Your point being...?
Again, Rape is a criminal charge and he was never charged with rape. He was accused at the much lower standard of a civil trial, and found "liable" by a preponderance of the evidence, not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, as a criminal trial would establish. 51% likely.
