Two Cases of Note. Nobody Believe Them.
Two cases.
One state legislator is in session for voting on an Abortion Related measure. And as this takes place, he is watching a row of topless women on his computer screen.
Do you believe him?
I was just sitting there, bored as they were debating the abortion bill,’ Mr Bennett said. ‘I opened it up and said holy s***! What’s on my screen? and clicked away from it right away,’ he told the Sunshine State News.
Nobody seems to believe him. Don’t know why.
Comments I see center around a defense, of sorts. No hypocrisy is present because he voted against the Abortion Restrictions. This is largely a matter of political culture cluster, I say. For instance, theoretically there is nothing stopping an Atheist from being an opponent of Abortion. Or a proponent of Funding for contraceptives. Or someone who advocates against Restrictions for Porn. A bit rare in political practice, though.
More overtly hypocritical is this guy.
His alibi is interesting.
Reached by New Times before a trip to Bermuda, Rekers said he learned Lucien was a prostitute only midway through their vacation. “I had surgery,” George Alan Rekers said, “and I can’t lift luggage. That’s why I hired him.” (Medical problems didn’t stop him from pushing the tottering baggage cart through MIA.)
Do you believe him? Nobody seems to. A hole in the story is present right from the start — he’s pushing his luggage himself. Also, who goes to a website called “rentboy dot com) (They can’t buy publicity like this!) to get someone to push their luggage?