And you're evading my question why?
Do you believe Juanita Broaddrick? This isn't hard. Yes or no.
Have you ever had been in a position of conducting an investigation of a friend of yours who was accused of sexual harassment? I have, back when I was working with security on the USS
Abraham Lincoln. I was one of the charter members of the Sexual Assault Victim Intervention group onboard. At one point I was informed by one young lady who complained that my co-worker had harassed her. I immediately took the matter to my division master chief, division officer, and department head. We couldn't proceed because it was the kind of case we hated most: a he-said/she-said. We all believed her, but we could not proceed on her word alone. So we had to take our time and in the ensuing months we were able to find several other female crewmembers who gave similar testimony of their own experiences.
Using the testimonies of all involved - I think there were six total females testifying against him - we took him to Captain's Mast, where he was punished with a fine, extra duty, and removal from his duties in security. That doesn't sound like much, but such punishment is greatly shameful to any sailor...especially to one who had been a Master-at-Arms (which is what we call those who work in security). I was the one marching him around in the Hangar Bay dressed in his white cracker-jack uniform carrying his fully-packed seabag on his back...and this was IIRC while we were in the Persian Gulf (or maybe it was 'just' the Indian Ocean). Either way, it was hot.
Thing is, Captain's Mast is
nonjudicial punishment - it doesn't go on your personal record because - as it says - it's NOT judicial in nature. It's
administrative. As such - and this is crucial -
the rules of evidence do not apply in Captain's Mast. To be sure, with the exception of this one case, the captains I served under
always followed the rules of evidence without exception. But this time, it was the testimony of six women concerning six different allegations, all without extraneous witnesses. If he had been sent to Court-Martial - which is much like a regular civilian court - he might have been declared innocent since with each allegation, it was his word against that of one other woman's word. That was why we took him to Captain's Mast instead of Court-Martial - it was the only way we could guarantee that he would be punished for what we all believed he did.
So how's this apply to Clinton? I believe the women are almost certainly telling the truth - I can't guarantee it, but they almost certainly are. What's stopping me from saying 'absolutely certain' is that there are only three women accusing Clinton...and there's many documented cases of women making false accusations for various reasons. But Trump? That's sixteen women...and his own behavior that is often uncomfortably similar to what I recognized in hindsight was the behavior of the sexual predator who I helped investigate about twenty years ago. Trump's guilty, and guilty as sin. Problem is, Trump will never be investigated since all their accusations are outside the statute of limitations. The only reason Bill Cosby - whose conduct is worse by far - is being prosecuted is because one of the accusations was barely inside the statute of limitations.
Okay? If I can investigate and supervise the punishment of someone who was my friend, then yes, I HAVE demonstrated that I can be objective in my statements and judgments. Clinton's almost certainly guilty but I can't be certain. Trump's sure as hell guilty...but we can't do anything about it.