So Democrats, Leader Jeffries, including yourself, have argued for many years that women alleging

instances of misconduct and abuse must be believed, or it enables abusers.

You, for instance, wanted to pause Justice Kavanaugh's nomination over the allegation

from Christine Blasey Ford that he attempted to sexually assault her in high school.

But with Maine's Senate seat up for grabs, the standard does not seem to apply now.

What happened to believe all women?

I haven't followed these allegations closely, but what I have said is that violence against women in any way, shape, or form is unacceptable.

So, if it's unacceptable and the accusations are credible, why can't you make a decision on Platner?

Interesting.

Some might even say contradictory.

How about that?

It is the Chris Plant show.

Welcome to it, Michael Pelka,

and for my friend, The Vacationing Chris Plant.

I wonder if he says that when he says hello to people on his travels. Hello, I'm the vacationing Chris Plant. I wonder if he says that when he says hello to people on his travels.

Hello, I'm the vacationing Chris Plant. Probably, although he's still working. He's sending me stories all the time.

Welcome to Monday, a very busy Monday in all sorts of serious ways and in all sorts of very silly ways that mostly involved Democrats who are obsessed with Donald Trump.

Donald Trump woke up and got out of bed. Let's sue him.

Sure. Hakeem Jeffries, the guy who has visions of himself holding the gavel, Speaker of the House, talking about the Democrat nominee, likely nominee, the primary hasn't happened yet in the state of Maine, for their candidate to challenge Susan Collins, this Platner guy.

And they seem to be very flexible on just about everything that Platner is accused of doing.

Incredibly accused of doing, I might add.

You've got people that stood up and put their personal reputations on the line to say,

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