My question for you, Sen. Grassley ---

[madamesilverspurs]

It happened almost fifty years ago.

“What did you do to provoke him?” That was the first question the police asked.

As I sat there in my torn and blood-splattered clothes the second question was, “What were you wearing?”


My question for you, Sen. Grassley: By any chance were you one of those police officers?


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[KT2000]

1. this must change

[Guilded Lilly]

2. We can't quit this fight for decency.

[Bob Loblaw]

3. Those were the first questions

that came to mind that republicans will start asking. Then things like, "Were you drinking too?" And of course, "Why didn't you say something then?" Perhaps followed by, "A lot of people do dumb things when they're young, why did you go in to that room with them?"

Sons of bitches!

[pazzyanne]

4. In the age of #ME TOO, the old questions are no longer appropriate.

Too many of us that have experienced sexual molestation, sexual abuse, and rape will not let this pass. Chuck Grassley and the rest of the "old men" on the panel and in Congress had better get use to the fact this is a different era and the old status quo is no longer going to work for them.