Bill Clinton's Reaction To Trump Bringing His Sex Victims to Debate

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KimPetras

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Even after he apologized for it? I think it's time to move on. We have a country to take back.
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Well, the apology isn't sincere to many. Personally, it's not between Trump and me, but God and Trump. If I tried to justify/rationalize something I did wrong to you, followed by an apology I doubt you'd think it was sincere. Not to make things personal, but I've recently apologized for upsetting you (with no justification/rationalizing) and it was received with skepticism on your part. How much greater skepticism would you have if I tried to trivialize it?

As for the individual voters, they can forgive him but still not vote for him. I could understand that wholeheartedly.
 
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Well, the apology isn't sincere to many. Personally, it's not between Trump and me, but God and Trump. If I tried to justify/rationalize something I did wrong to you, followed by an apology I doubt you'd think it was sincere. Not to make things personal, but I've recently apologized for upsetting you (with no justification/rationalizing) and it was received with skepticism on your part. How much greater skepticism would you have if I tried to trivialize it?
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I thought his apology was humble and contrite.
 
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I thought his apology was humble and contrite.
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And he didn't grovel and linger on it because he knew Anderson stooper was just gonna play the pharisee.
 
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And he didn't grovel and linger on it because he knew Anderson stooper was just gonna play the pharisee.
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I think this experience is an eye opener for Trump. We are seeing a President that loves America being made right before our eyes.
 
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We should be uniting around him to defeat the powers of darkness in the republican and democrat uni-party.
 
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CharlieGrown

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I just saw on Drudge, there's another 1000 wikileaks that just dropped. Podesta-palooza continues.
 
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It's obvious Trumps apology is interpreted differently by everyone. How we see and hear things is different. While I do find the recording horrible I do feel that what happened may have needed to be a necessary evil. There is no excuse for his words. No matter how many men say the same thing it's still inappropriate. This hurt Trump. He knows it hurt him. I do feel he is sorry for it, but with an egotistical personality like him it's probably difficult for him to give an apology. This recording will hopefully lead him to fall on his knees and ask God, his wife and his family to forgive him. That is if he hasn't already. The man may lose the presidency, but if this experience ends up humbling him and saving his soul then great. I may be been disgusted by the recording but never did I hate him or wish bad on him. Has my opinion of him changed? Yes, but this is a learning process for me too. And as Christians, whether his apology was sincere or not we are commanded to forgive. Many of us have forgotten that.
 
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It's obvious Trumps apology is interpreted differently by everyone. How we see and hear things is different. While I do find the recording horrible I do feel that what happened may have needed to be a necessary evil. There is no excuse for his words. No matter how many men say the same thing it's still inappropriate. This hurt Trump. He knows it hurt him. I do feel he is sorry for it, but with an egotistical personality like him it's probably difficult for him to give an apology. This recording will hopefully lead him to fall on his knees and ask God, his wife and his family to forgive him. That is if he hasn't already. The man may lose the presidency, but if this experience ends up humbling him and saving his soul then great. I may be been disgusted by the recording but never did I hate him or wish bad on him. Has my opinion of him changed? Yes, but this is a learning process for me too. And as Christians, whether his apology was sincere or not we are commanded to forgive. Many of us have forgotten that.
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I got the impression that his wife was incredibly hurt by this whole thing. At the debate I could see it on her face. It wasn't the proud face she was wearing at the convention or the first debate.
 
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We should be uniting around him to defeat the powers of darkness in the republican and democrat uni-party.
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You've just spoken a Christian assignment that many will stubbornly object to even considering, let alone realizing it is actually what Jesus told us to do.
 
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I got the impression that his wife was incredibly hurt by this whole thing. At the debate I could see it on her face. It wasn't the proud face she was wearing at the convention or the first debate.
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She probably more angry and humiliated than hurt. While this news has been great debate topics to Melania this is a private issue that she has to deal with publicly.
 
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I think this experience is an eye opener for Trump. We are seeing a President that loves America being made right before our eyes.
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Yes, it's a rare thing in this day and age. I sure want to be able to tell God I tried to be a part of it, rather than making it harder for him.
 
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Yes, it's a rare thing in this day and age. I sure want to be able to tell God I tried to be a part of it, rather than making it harder for him.
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Me too Willie. This is such a pivotal time....and many christians I believe are not only just standing idly by, but may even be actively working against Gods plan to uproot evil.
 
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Yes, it's a rare thing in this day and age. I sure want to be able to tell God I tried to be a part of it, rather than making it harder for him.
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I know it's humbled me. The whole situation has opened my eyes to the true evil in the world. Some of the most devout Christians have acted in ways I never thought they would. Some want him to fry and others congratulate him. The left is gloating at his misfortune while forgetting their own candidates sins. Then there's me, sitting here wondering all day about what button to push in the voting booth or to even show up at all.
 
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Me too Willie. This is such a pivotal time....and many christians I believe are not only just standing idly by, but may even be actively working against Gods plan to uproot evil.
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Yep.... Acts 5:38 and 39.
 
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Me too Willie. This is such a pivotal time....and many christians I believe are not only just standing idly by, but may even be actively working against Gods plan to uproot evil.
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I just want to vote with a clear conscience
 
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I just want to vote with a clear conscience
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I hear ya. If it's any consolation, both the dems and repubs and the globalists are fighting so hard against Trump....and it is they, with our permission who got us into this mess....and apparently want to keep us there.
 
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I know it's humbled me. The whole situation has opened my eyes to the true evil in the world. Some of the most devout Christians have acted in ways I never thought they would. Some want him to fry and others congratulate him. The left is gloating at his misfortune while forgetting their own candidates sins. Then there's me, sitting here wondering all day about what button to push in the voting booth or to even show up at all.
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Yes. You could say he's all alone. Right where God wants him ideally unable to rely on anyone but God.
 
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I just saw on Drudge, there's another 1000 wikileaks that just dropped. Podesta-palooza continues.
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Wikileaks also said they only released 1% percent of the files exposing Hillary. she's pretty much finished.
 
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Wikileaks also said they only released 1% percent of the files exposing Hillary. she's pretty much finished.
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Wow. Timing of the releases will be critical. This is going to get intense.
 
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