Donald Trump has had the floodgates opened on him … with a torrent of allegations he says are bogus and meant to distract voters. So we gotta ask …
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Kristin Anderson: Fifth Woman Accuses Donald Trump of Sexual Assault
On Wednesday, four women accused Donald Trump of various acts of sexual misconduct.
The incidents took place over the course of several decades and in widely varying locales and circumstances.
But they all had one thing in common:
In each scenario, the world-famous real estate magnate and current Republican presidential nominee allegedly groped, fondled, and forced himself upon these women without consent or even a moment’s hesitation.
The accounts range from that of a 74-year-old retiree who says she was groped by Trump aboard an airplane in 1979 to a People magazine writer who says Trump forcibly kissed her while his pregnant wife Melania was in the next room.
Not surprisingly, Trump says the women are lying.
During one of his signature fiery, stream-of-consciousness rants yesterday, he accused them of conspiring with Hillary Clinton, made disparaging remarks about their appearances, and hinted that they’d be facing lawsuits if they didn’t retract their stories.
Thus far, none of the women has backed down.
In fact it seems Trump’s bloviating threats have only empowered his accusers and encouraged others to come forward.
Kristin Anderson was working as a model in New York when she met Donald Trump at the China Club in the early ’90s.
It was an encounter that left a lasting impression, as she told the Washington Post in a video released moments ago:
In an interview with the D.C. daily, Anderson reveals that had to struggle to get away from Trump after he put his hand up her skirt in a VIP area of the club.
“The person on my right, who – unbeknownst to me at that time, was Donald Trump – put his hand up my skirt,” Anderson tells the Post.
“He did touch my vagina through my underwear. Absolutely.”
“I pushed the hand away and got up and moved … My friend said, ‘Oh that’s Donald Trump."”
Anderson says she was prompted to come forward by recently-released footage that showed Trump boasting about acts of sexual assault in a conversation with NBC personality Billy Bush.
“It’s a sexual assault issue, and it’s something that I’ve kept quiet on my own,” Anderson said.
“And I’ve always kept quiet. And why should I keep quiet?
She added:
Actually, all of the women should speak up, and if you’re touched inappropriately, tell somebody and speak up about it. Actually go to the authorities and press some charges. It’s not okay.”
Anderson said she was “nauseated” watching the footage of Trump and Bush.
She applauded women like Jessica Leeds who shared their shocking stories already, and encouraged other women who have have been assaulted by Trump to share their accounts with the public.
The Trump campaign has yet to comment on Anderson’s allegations.
Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna: We Need SERIOUS Therapy
Rob Kardashian is gonna do whatever needs to be done to save his career – er, we mean relationship with Blac Chyna.
Of course.
In a new clip from Rob & Chyna, Kardashian discusses his decision to enter therapy in order to sustain the ridiculous relationship with Chyna, real name Angela White.
In the clip, Rob tells Chyna, “I think seeing somebody to talk to or whatever, I mean it’s not gonna hurt to just try it out.”
“I personally don’t really agree with the whole thing, but I’m more than willing to try it out and do that if it’s gonna benefit you and I,” he says.
He continued, telling the camera, that his not-quite brother-in-law, Scott Disick, suggested therapy, since it worked such wonders for him and Kourtney.
Ha.
“Scott suggested therapy,” he said.
“I’m obviously more than willing to do whatever it takes for Chyna,” Rob continued, “and I’m willing to try it.”
Throughout the clip, it’s apparent that Chyna’s brain cells are all but being dissolved by the fetus she’s gestating, as she doesn’t do much but sit and vapidly smirk.
She did say, however, if you were able to decipher it, “I mean, I know like how against it you was, and like, opening up to, like, a stranger probably would make you feel uncomfortable.”
Chyna continued, “But I’m glad that you are, like, willing to do something to, like, save our relationship or make me feel comfortable.”
Counting the amount of times she used “like” in her verbiage, it’s almost hard to understand her without actually writing it all down and running a fine-tooth comb over it.
As for their foray into the wild world of couples therapy, we don’t personally suggest it.
Rob and Chyna are as unstable as two people in a relationship can be, and while it might solve problems in the interim, there’s gonna be a massive amount of drama after the baby comes.
If they’re doing this all for ratings, shame on them.
Fighting, feuding with family members, being in and out of their shared home – this is no way to raise a child, unless they’re looking to raise another Kardashian.
Frankly, we’re kind of hopeful that this show gets the boot once and for all, and Rob and Chyna quit while they’re ahead, cutting their losses.
Or at least before their baby’s born – and it’s due in just four weeks.
Hopefully they’ll have their crap together by then, but it’s doubtful.
Pamela Anderson: Down with Porn Star Sex!
Pamela Anderson is taking a stance against pornography.
Yes, you read that sentence correctly.
The former Playboy centerfold, Baywatch star and sex tape participant wrote an op-ed with Rabbi Schmuley Boteach last month for the Wall Street Journal.
It detailed the many “addictive dangers of pornography.”
“This is a public hazard of unprecedented seriousness given how freely available, anonymously accessible and easily disseminated pornography is nowadays,” Anderson wrote in the piece, adding:
“How many families will suffer? How many marriages will implode? How many talented men will scrap their most important relationships and careers for a brief onanistic thrill?”
Now, in an interview with UK program This Morning, Anderson has expounded on this viewpoint.
She says she’s trying to promote a “sensual revolution.”
You probably need that explained, right? Here goes…
“The sexual revolution was a great thing, it gave us a lot of freedom, it gave us all these wonderful things but it also gave us really bad sex,” Anderson says in the following video.
“In the age of technology, there’s so much access and people are getting too desensitized and there’s multiple visual images that get weirder and stranger.”
Anderson, of course, is well aware of how some people may look at her like a hypocrite.
She was known for many years for nothing but her blonde hair and large boobs.
“I know I’m part of the problem,” she admits. “I should probably disqualify myself from this whole conversation because I was in Playboy and I had a tape stolen from my home and exploited all over the world and people saw things that they should have never seen, but I didn’t think Playboy was pornographic.”
The actress then stops and says she’s been treated like a “porn star” in bed and “t’s no fun at all.”
She got “slapped, hit, called names, spit on [and] that’s sex in these days.”
Anderson never wants to go through this experience again, nor does she want anyone else to go through it.
“We’re not prudes,” she says, adding of her and Boteach’s end game:
“We’re not talking about no sex, we’re talking better sex. We want to be desired, we want to be romantic and pornography and access to other things is diminishing that.”
Anderson shares two sons (Dylan, 18, and Brandon, 20) with ex-husband Tommy Lee and says she backs up her public talk with private talks between her and her kids.
“We had this conversation we’re having now in front of my kids,” Pam says.
“My kids have been involved in the conversation, they both have girlfriends right now and I always tell them, if you disrespect women, you disrespect your mother.”
Does Anderson regret posing for Playboy on so many occasions? Not really.
“I thought Playboy was free, it was sexy,” she says. “I think I misunderstood, took that kind of attention for love.”
What do you think of Anderson’s take on sex? Does society need to change its view of intercourse? And is Anderson the right person to push this change?
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