Good, he's a good governor full stop! Think about it; these women who say they were "made uncomfortable" by the Governor's language, okay what was there for them to be afraid of? That he would subject them to rape? So they say they feared the governor wanted to sleep with them because of the way he was either acting or speaking. What??? She feared being raped at a wedding? Or others feared that some errant, if off base, remarks; mind you never repeated --even though unreported for quite some time-- filled them with fears that the Governor would somehow harm them if they didn't sleep with him or whatever? This is nothing less than remarkable, all of which adds an incredible level of credibility to Andrew's claim that he was just trying to be funny or otherwise lighten the mood etc., an ill-intended person would certainly have done more than make a few remarks however ill-timed or improperly contrived. It's more than obvious that his remarks unseated anyone really. Overtime any "fears" should have dissipated with the lack of any follow-up. Thank heavens he's not going to allow some ill intended people who obviously control the news, are going to hound him from office the way "The Sheriff of Wall Street" was before he could blow the whistle on the massive financial crises the big wigs were cashing in on.
A collection of articles defining our times. The pages contain clickable links, don't let the titles fool you, some of the best articles have very non-descript titles and there are usually more articles on the matters in the days and week pages the links land on so it's a sort of treasure hunt through history, Enjoy!
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