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“Everyone who knows me understands that the charges are completely incompatible with everything I stand for.”
Yep, that’s why IOKIYAR.
…Comer would seek a “devastating lawsuit” against the Courier-Journal for publishing Thomas’ allegations.
Another illustration of the dangers of practicing law without a license. For your bedtime reading, Mr. Comer, I can recommend Times v. Sullivan. I know, you just loves that Constitution, right up until the moment when it becomes inconvenient.
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Look at his wife.
Stand by your man, especially if you have a chance to become Kentucky’s first lady.
Well, I wouldn’t, but I suppose it was 20 years ago, and he’s a different man.
Uh huh.
What she’s describing is a classic abuser. I doubt that even over 20 years he’s changed much. BTW, was he the father of that baby? What’s his stand on abortion?
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He’s a Republican running for Governor in the state of KY, of course he is against abortion.
But this is weird:
“Comer called Heiner “the Christian Laettner of Kentucky politics,” a reference to the Duke basketball star reviled in the Bluegrass State for beating the University of Kentucky with a final second shot in the 1992 NCAA tournament.”
That’s a pretty desperate come back, even for the UK fans to whom he is pandering. Very childish.
Bonus points for Laettner to have the fist name Christian though.
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It’s like “Buddy … this is the first I’ve heard of all this. Wait until we get home … you got ‘splainin’ to do!”
If he was an abusive control freak 20 years ago, it’s a pretty safe bet he still is, and that his wife is all too well aware of it. The abortion may be news to her, but not the rest of it.
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