MSNBC Panel Goes Off The Rails: “Comparing Bill Clinton To Bill Cosby Is Wrong!”

[rangerrebew]

MSNBC Panel Goes Off The Rails: “Comparing Bill Clinton To Bill Cosby Is Wrong!”(VIDEO)

 

The rhetoric on Monday’s Morning Joe turned heated between cohost Joe Scarborough and Harold Ford during a discussion on the newly-renewed conversation of President Bill Clinton’s past transgressions in office and its impact on the 2016 campaign trail. Scarborough offered the connection between Clinton and disgraced comedic legend Bill Cosby, whose ongoing allegations of sexual abuse continue to dampen his legacy. Scarborough began, “I wonder how the public looks at Bill Cosby and says, ‘This beloved man who changed American culture as much as any entertainment figure in our lifetime is going to have to be accountable for the way he treated women behind closed doors’. How does a public that has come to that conclusion say, ‘The Bill Clinton’s stuff OK’?”. “Raising your voice at me doesn’t make this right,” countered Ford. “Comparing Bill Clinton to Bill Cosby is wrong.” Scarborough pressed Ford directly by responding, “I am fascinated to hear why comparing Bill Cosby to Bill Cosby is wrong.”

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[HAPPY2BME]

BILLY BILL

[HAPPY2BME]

[Right_in_Virginia]

“Comparing Bill Clinton to Bill Cosby is wrong.”

We need to bring back public shaming.  Just a smidge of unrelenting and universal shaming would have removed the Clintons from our political lives.   

[HAPPY2BME]

We need to bring back public shaming.  Just a smidge of unrelenting and universal shaming would have removed the Clintons from our political lives.   

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How can you 'bring back public shaming' when the entire country has no conscience?

Most don't even understand the meaning of the word, let alone being able to practice it.  Uttering words like 'infidelity, adultery, fornication, and unfaithful are sure to get you demonized in Modern America.

conscience

noun
1.  the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives, impelling one toward right action:
to follow the dictates of conscience.

2.  the complex of ethical and moral principles that controls or inhibits the actions or thoughts of an individual.

[musiclady]

I'm glad that they're even discussing the comparison on MSNBC.

Perhaps one or two of their thirteen viewers will actually think about how close the parallel really is.   

[GourmetDan]

 
Exposing liberal hypocrisy is what the MSNBC Panel really objects to...