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Quiet Em

(3,110 posts)
5. "denied any credible allegations"
Wed Jun 3, 2026, 08:43 PM
10 hrs ago

I'm a bit concerned about the use of "credible" here.

Did Warren ask if there would be any credible accusations or did Platner answer that there would be no credible accusations?

Or is the writer adding the word credible in there?

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I would think that the very fact that this meeing was even deemed niyad 11 hrs ago #1
Sanders and Warren have been his big boosters, too. yardwork 11 hrs ago #2
It does, indeed. niyad 11 hrs ago #3
I think Warren made a good point that marital issues are different than sexual assault AZProgressive 11 hrs ago #4
Vastly different. EdmondDantes_ 10 hrs ago #6
I agree AZProgressive 10 hrs ago #7
Apparently the rape apologist ones weren't, either. niyad 6 hrs ago #13
"denied any credible allegations" Quiet Em 10 hrs ago #5
It is an unusual qualifier. mr715 10 hrs ago #8
It actually isn't unusual when you follow news stories about accusations made against famous people AZProgressive 10 hrs ago #9
It seemed hedgy to me in this context. mr715 10 hrs ago #10
Credible versus non-credible or dubious or unreliable, etc. Celerity 6 hrs ago #15
We've elected a President who is twice divorced and cheated on ALL THREE of his wives--- Jack Valentino 8 hrs ago #11
But if not for a consequential contingent of the left giving a tinker's a damn... W_HAMILTON 6 hrs ago #16
"Sen. Elizabeth Warren, MorbidButterflyTat 8 hrs ago #12
I guess there is a difference between those and rape apologist posts, too. niyad 6 hrs ago #14
Right? Why would Sen Warren even Cha 6 hrs ago #18
No way something else doesn't happen, putting cash money on the table right now. It's a bet. betsuni 6 hrs ago #17
Agree. There is more. The GOP is probably sitting on it. NT Blasphemer 4 hrs ago #21
Without a doubt. niyad 3 hrs ago #22
Seems like an exercise in futility to me. DFW 5 hrs ago #19
Indeed. He's already established who he is. Asking, "who are you?" seems futile. nt Blasphemer 4 hrs ago #20
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