THE LIBERAL LEFT'S LATEST MEME: "CREDIBLY ACCUSED"

David Gergen: “Trump shouldn’t get into the gutter with this ungrateful father, it’s beneath the respect of the office.” (paraphrased)

Also Gergen: Despite CNN putting up the Trump quote that “This is a special time for women“, (meaning women CAN COME FORWARD now with far less fear of retribution), Gergen regurgitates: “Trump’s now on the side of the men and not on the side of the women”---The Classic Liberal Progressive tactic Hillary Clinton and the Democrats employed in the 2016 Election in playing the Gender Card.  The Nation rejected it---in massive waves---as it played a part in Clinton’s loss.

Gergen has found his “little niche” with CNN, and, even though he served in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations, the old codger doesn’t make any bones about being an Establishment Trump-Hating crony in the vain of the Bushes, McConnells, McCains, and the long list “our friend” BizChuck prefers to pretend is non-existent.

As for Roy Moore, I’m still with “the jury’s out” portion of the party that believes due process is deserved before the man is put on a cross.  

“The allegations are extremely damming” doesn’t cut it in my book.

And neither does “credibly accused”.  What the hell does this mean anyway?

There was far too much of a movement/campaign that was mounted against the man over a short time period , (including the $30 million the Senate Majority Leader threw at him, and now this very similar tactic that the Hillary Democrats employed in the final weeks of the Presidential election---women suddenly having extremely thin 40-year old recollections.)

(And, it should be noted that in those final weeks of the 2016 election the Mainstream Media paraded out these 8-10 women and wrote about their “supposed” accusations and flimsy allegations in every newspaper and online site---ON THE FRONT PAGES---24/7.  One simple question must be asked: Where are they now?)

Guy Benson said on Fox News this morning that “if Trump goes down there and campaigns for Moore, the Democrats will say “here’s the leader of the Republican party campaigning for some one who’s been “credibly accused” (by nine women now) of sexual misconduct.”  There's that pathetic meme again---credibly accused.  By who?

When the original story first broke out against Moore, Republicans, Democrats, and even most of the Media said: “We must look at the facts first before passing judgment and condemning the man”.

That sensible---and CREDIBLE---statement didn’t last 24 hours.