Any Dem governor who groped a reporter on air to shut her up would have been charged with assault

[NNN0LHI]

Poll question: Any Dem governor who groped a reporter on air to shut her up would have been charged with assault

And if that Dem governor had a past history of groping women he would have had to resign by now. Even Dems would be demanding he resign. All the news organizations would have demanded it too. With Fox leading the charge. Wouldn't be any laughing and joking about it.

[Drum]

1. that's groping? nt

[NNN0LHI]

2. What do you call it? n/t

[Drum]

3. well,

I didn't see that news b'cast, but the still photo looks like "holding hands." I'm not excusing, of course, Arnold's improper past.

[baldguy]

4. Where's his other hand?

[Submariner]

7. He is using it to hold his joint

[NNN0LHI]

5. So if your wife or daughter was a reporter interviewing a governor about a disaster...

...and the thug reached out and grabbed her hands in the middle of a sentence and wouldn't let go you would consider that holding hands?

Don

[renie408]

9. Hey, put this together with that 'we should all carry concealed weapons' thread

and its a miracle this woman's husband or father didn't come down and shoot Ahnold.

[Drum]

10. as I said,

I didn't see this in context. Nevertheless, it appears I'm only to draw one conclusion here, so I'll just vote and withdraw.
:shrug:

[Dave From Canada]

6. This topic is a joke right? Holding someone's hand is groping? Yikes!

[renie408]

8. He grabbed her hand. It was overly familiar, it wasn't groping.

I remember groping fondly.Heck, when my husband is feeling fluffy, I still get the occasional grope. That's not groping.

[flpoljunkie]

11. It's intimidation, plain and simple. Arnold is a bully, too.

[frogcycle]

12. you didn't put a choice for

"oh, get a life"

[Uben]

13. According to republican ethics

....it's okay if its a woman and not a man. Exception: Unless your name is Clinton

[renie408]

14. He grabbed her hand while making a point. She didn't give him a blow job.

You CAN tell those are two different things, right? I don't think either is anything to make a federal case out of.