Sick Deplorable double standard for Trump, as drooling followers have tantrum.

Well, Trump's misogynist history started innocently enough during the first debate over Miss Universe:



That short circuited Trump's perfect temperament for the presidency, when in his best "I know you are but what am I" rant, accused Hillary Clinton of having an affair, an idea he pulled directly out of his ass:



As luck would have it, Access Hollywood discovered an interesting outtake that made Trump look the sex predator he really is, proving he hasn't change much since adolescence.



Then from 2008, an audio tape from Howard Stern's show made things even worse:

Giuliani said that Trump was likely “shocked” by his own words, so Todd played a few more of those words. Specifically, he played some 2008 clips of Trump saying lewd things to Howard Stern.

During all this, Hillary released this online ad....



Amazingly, the same day of his second debate, Trump tweeted this plan of attack he'll most likely use tonight:

On  Saturday, when several hundred people gathered at the IBEW Union Hall in Greenfield to hear Bill Clinton campaign, Trump thugs held signs and shouted "you're a rapist," just like their class act candidate Donald Trump would do. It would be interesting to find out who sent them there:

And while Trumpsters were outraged over the idea that Bill Clinton was an actual rapist, perhaps they spoke too soon...

And just like the far right, lets assume Trump is guilty no matter what:

Federal Judge Ronnie Abrams has ordered a December status conference hearing after a woman, who calls herself “Jane Doe,” filed a lawsuit claiming that Trump raped her when she was 13 years old in the 1990s. This is the third attempt … Last Friday, she filed an amended complaint, with a new “witness” named “Joan Doe.” “In the 1994-95 school year, I was told by the plaintiff in Jane Doe v. Trump and Epstein that the plaintiff was subject to sexual contact by the Defendants at parties in New York City during the summer of 1994,” one of the witnesses said in a declaration.

The complaint alleges billionaire convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein had a woman pickup teenage girls for his famous parties. One of these girls was “Jane.” Another witness, “Tiffany,” who also provided an affidavit in the lawsuit, said she witnessed Trump and Epstein rape the plaintiff several times. Trump has repeatedly denied the allegations.

At a Paul Ryan event in Elkhorn Wisconsin Saturday, where Ryan dis-invited Trump, true believers were pissed a few Trump indiscretions would be played up like this:

Scott Walker denounces Clinton for making lots of money in private sector. Income control the next target for Big Government Republicans?

I've never understood the level of anger and envy republicans like Scott Walker have when liberals, progressive and Democrats making lots of money. It's as if only conservatives have the formula for success and deserve bigger incomes.

Walker joins the ranks of other conservatives who have denounced the minimum wage, all the while claiming their goal is to give everyone a chance to make lots of money.

Mitt Romney made millions closing down companies and off shoring jobs. I guess he should have been president. But Bill Clinton, a former president, making money doing what he does best, speaking? Outrageous?

Will a "stand with Walker" supporter please tell me why Clinton's speaking fee is a problem for our conservative nanny state busybodies?

Over the top wage envy is clearly a problem for conservatives:

Clinton delivers best argument against Romney/Ryan "Plan" back in 1992.

I heard the audio of the video clip on Randi Rhodes show the other day and had to pass it along. Bill Clinton nailed it:

Lyin' Ryan's Brass Balls

The Generic GOP; Romney and Ryan have nothing…but platitudes.

It’s a cynical presidential campaign; a mystery agenda that relies on an electorate revved up to hate Obama. Who needs anything else.

Take Paul Ryan’s response to a direct challenge by Bill Clinton.  

NY Times: A day after Bill Clinton attacked Rep. Paul D. Ryan‘s Medicare plan by saying “it takes some brass” to make the claims he has, Mr. Ryan did not mention the former president at a rally here on Thursday. Instead, Mr. Ryan repeated a staple of his stump speeches, telling supporters, “This debate about Medicare is a debate we want, it’s a debate we’re going to have and it’s a debate we’re going to win.’’

And that means...? Nothing really. Ryan’s been called out by a former president for lying, his hypocrisy, and having brass balls.

On Wednesday in Iowa, Mr. Ryan had praised Mr. Clinton as a model bipartisan president. But … Clinton thoroughly rejected the backhanded compliment. He denounced Mr. Ryan for his remarks at the Republican convention attacking President Obama’s health care law as “the biggest, coldest power play” by targeting older Americans for $716 billion in Medicare cuts. The law actually carves out those savings to expand coverage to the uninsured. “That $716 billion is exactly to the dollar the same amount of Medicare savings that he had in his own budget,’’ Mr. Clinton said. “It takes some brass to attack a guy for doing what you did.’’

Clinton and Obama know Constitution, Spell out Health Care Law.

Rhodes Scholar and former President Bill Clinton offers up previous examples of congressional mandates on the public in defense of the Affordable Care Act:



Today Pres. Obama also reminded the public that any decision that rejects the mandate will call into question the ability of the court to be taken seriously. Think about it; we all know those who pay insurance premiums cover the cost of those who don't have insurance. Without the mandate, the entire plan could fall apart nationwide, which actually makes the case for interstate commerce clause: