Why Didn't Democrats Call For An Investigation Into Barack's Confessed High School Crimes & Obama's College Gay Sexual Misconduct Accusations?
The website Freedom Outpost asked "Why Didn't Democrats Call For An
Investigation Into Barack Obama's Confessed High School Crimes?:
"Obama has written about his drug use in his memoir, 'Dreams from My Father
"'Junkie. Pothead. That's where I'd been headed: the final fatal role of
the young would be black man,' Obama wrote. Mostly he smoked marijuana
and drank alcohol, Obama wrote, but occasionally he would snort cocaine
when he could afford it."
"Drugs, Obama wrote, were a way he 'could push questions of who I was
out of my mind, something that could flatten out the landscape of my
heart, blur the edges of my memory.'"
"It's also notable in that report that Obama claims that his interest was in basketball and girls."
"'I thought about girls a lot, I won't lie.'"
"Well, the claim of only "experimenting with drugs" and thinking a lot about girls seems to have been refuted by at least one high school friend who claimed he partook of cocaine and was a sodomite, and that he portrayed himself as a "foreigner." To corroborate her story, it seems that Obama didn't abandon those practices as he grew older. Just ask Larry Sinclair."
[https://freedomoutpost.com/why-didnt-democrats-call-for-an-investigation-into-barack-obamas-confessed-high-school-crimes/]
Also, back in in 2012, the national media and Gloria Allred launched a
Kavanaugh-like media attack on Herman Cain for one woman accusing him of
inappropriate sexual behavior.
At exactly the same time, the national media ignored two male student
editors accusation of inappropriate sexual behavior by Obama as reported
in the Kansas Citian.
It seems that two persons accusing a man of inappropriate sexual behavior is more credible than one person's accusation.
This cover-up of Obama's sexual misconduct by the media is hypocrisy.
-"During Barack Obama’s tenure as the president of the Harvard Law
Review in the late 1980s, at least two male student editors complained
to colleagues and senior university officials about inappropriate
behavior by Obama, ultimately leaving their positions at the journal,
multiple sources confirm to THE KANSAS CITIAN."
http://thekansascitian.blogspot.com/2011/11/barack-obama-accused-by-two-men-of.html
-"A Chicago woman accused Herman Cain on Monday of trying to get sexual
favors more than a decade ago in exchange for his help finding her a new
job just after she had lost her post at an arm of the restaurant
association he was then running."
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57319854-503544/sharon-bialek-accuses-cain-of-sexually-inappropriate-behavior
the Kansas Citian
News and Opinions on Issues That Impact Kansas City
Barack Obama accused by two men of inappropriate behavior
During Barack Obama’s tenure as the president of the Harvard Law Review
in the late 1980s, at least two male student editors complained to
colleagues and senior university officials about inappropriate behavior
by Obama, ultimately leaving their positions at the journal, multiple
sources confirm to THE KANSAS CITIAN.
The men complained of sexually suggestive behavior by Obama that made
them angry and uncomfortable, the sources said, and they signed
agreements with the university that gave them financial payouts to leave
the journal. The agreements also included language that bars the men
from talking about their departures.
In a series of comments over the past 10 days, Obama and his
administration repeatedly declined to respond directly about whether he
ever faced allegations of sexual harassment at the journal. They have
also declined to address questions about specific reporting confirming
that there were financial settlements in two cases in which men leveled
complaints.
THE KANSAS CITIAN has confirmed the identities of the two male journal
editors who complained about Obama but, for privacy concerns, is not
publishing their names.
White House spokesman Jay Carney told THE KANSAS CITIAN the president
indicated to White House staff that he was “vaguely familiar” with the
charges and that the university’s general counsel had resolved the
matter.
Obama was president of the Harvard Law Review from late-1988 to
mid-1989. THE KANSAS CITIAN learned of the allegations against him, and
over the course of several weeks, has put together accounts of what
happened by talking to a lengthy roster of former university officials,
current and past students and others familiar with the workings of the
journal at the time Obama was there.
In one case, THE KANSAS CITIAN has seen documentation describing the
allegations and showing that the university formally resolved the
matter. Both men received separation packages that were in the
five-figure range.
On the details of Obama’s allegedly inappropriate behavior with the two
men, THE KANSAS CITIAN has a half-dozen sources shedding light on
different aspects of the complaints.
The sources — including the recollections of close associates and other
documentation — describe episodes that left the men upset and offended.
These incidents include conversations allegedly filled with innuendo or
personal questions of a sexually suggestive nature, taking place at
hotels during conferences, at other officially sanctioned journal events
and at the journal’s offices. There were also descriptions of physical
gestures that were not overtly sexual but that made men who experienced
or witnessed them uncomfortable and that they regarded as improper in a
professional relationship.
The website The Obama Hustle summed up the Obama College abuse case:
"During Barack Obama’s tenure as the president of the Harvard Law Review in the late 1980s, at least two male student editors complained to colleagues and senior university officials about inappropriate behavior by Obama, ultimately leaving their positions at the journal, multiple sources confirm to THE KANSAS CITIAN.The
men complained of sexually suggestive behavior by Obama that made them
angry and uncomfortable, the sources said, and they signed agreements
with the university that gave them financial payouts to leave the
journal. The agreements also included language that bars the men from
talking about their departures."
"In a series of comments over the past 10 days, Obama and his
administration repeatedly declined to respond directly about whether he
ever faced allegations of sexual harassment at
the journal. They have also declined to address questions about
specific reporting confirming that there were financial settlements in
two cases in which men leveled complaints."
"THE KANSAS CITIAN has confirmed the identities of the two male journal
editors who complained about Obama but, for privacy concerns, is not
publishing their names. White House spokesman Jay Carney told
THE KANSAS CITIAN the president indicated to White House staff that he
was 'vaguely familiar' with the charges and that the university’s
general counsel had resolved the matter."
"In one case, THE KANSAS CITIAN has seen documentation describing the allegations and showing that the university formally resolved the matter. Both men received separation packages that were in the five-figure range."
"On the details of Obama’s allegedly inappropriate behavior with the two men, THE KANSAS CITIAN has a half-dozen sources shedding light on different aspects of the complaints."
"The sources — including the recollections of close associates and other documentation — describe episodes that left the men upset and offended. These incidents include conversations allegedly filled with innuendo or personal questions of a sexually suggestive nature, taking place at hotels during conferences, at other officially sanctioned journal events and at the journal’s offices. There were also descriptions of physical gestures that were not overtly sexual but that made men who experienced or witnessed them uncomfortable and that they regarded as improper in a professional relationship."
"UPDATE: Third man comes forward to AP."
"The AP:
"A third former editor says he considered filing a workplace complaint over what he considered aggressive and unwanted behavior by Barack Obama when he worked under the president in the 1991 at the University of Chicago. He says the behavior included a private invitation to his apartment."
"He worked for the University of Chicago when he was a Visiting Law and Government Fellow. He told The Associated Press that Obama made sexually suggestive remarks or gestures about the same time that the two editors of the Harvard Law Review had settled separate harassment complaints against him. The employee described situations in which he said Obama told him he had confided to colleagues how attractive he was and invited him to his apartment outside work. He spoke on condition of anonymity, saying he feared retaliation. The White House declined to comment."
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