Mark Cuban To Spend 10 Million Dollars On Sexual Harassment ‘Indulgences’

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From the Washington Post we learn, “Mark Cuban to donate $10 million to women’s groups after investigation into Dallas Mavericks.”

After a seven-month investigation into the workplace culture of the Dallas Mavericks, owner Mark Cuban agreed to donate $10 million to women’s groups, and the NBA has created a series of mandates Dallas must follow moving forward.

Those punishments were announced Wednesday afternoon, in concert with the release of a 43-page report from the investigation by former Manhattan district attorney Evan Krutoy and former New Jersey attorney general Anne Milgram.

I have zero empathy for the arrogant Mr. Cuban, but I do see that the precedent set by his purchasing “indulgences” is going to unleash a pack of predators similar to Jesse Jackson’s Rainbow Push or Al Sharpton’s National Action Network of “Shakedown Kings“, except it will be of the #Metoo movement rather than the “No Justice, No Peace” movement.  On second thought, I bet you’ll see the two Reverends end up right in the middle of this new opportunity for legalized extortion.

FakeNews CNN’s FakeNews Reporter Chris Cillizza Lies about Trump FBI/Kavanaugh Quote

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As reported by Breitbart, “CNN’s Chris Cillizza Lies About Trump ‘Telling FBI to Ignore’ Kavanaugh Misconduct Allegation.”

The worst part of Cillizza’s lie, though, is that if you look at Trump ‘s precise words, he actually said he would support the FBI had they decided to get involved — which is the exact opposite of “telling the FBI to ignore” the matter.

“I don’t think the FBI really should be involved because they don’t want to be involved,” Trump said, adding, “if they wanted to be I would certainly do that, but as you know they say this is not really their thing.”

Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearings – Part Deux

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By soiling the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation process, the Democrats succeeded in soiling the rest of us.

From AP, “Showdown between Kavanaugh, accuser scheduled for next week.”

Republicans are forging ahead with plans for a Senate hearing they had hoped to avoid on a woman’s claims that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were high schoolers, hoping to salvage the judge’s endangered Supreme Court nomination with a risky, nationally televised showdown between him and his accuser.

Republicans reversed course and agreed to the hearing in the face of growing demands by GOP senators to hear directly from Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, now a psychology professor in California. Their sworn testimony, certain to be conflicting and emotive, will offer a campaign-season test of the political potency of a #MeToo movement that has already toppled prominent men from entertainment, government and journalism.

**Part Deux

James “The Rocket” Comey On Vacation

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