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The stuff about him overpaying himself is bad enough, but why isn't anyone talking about his ex-wife's allegations at the end of this piece? (Charitable interpr
by sowhatquestion 11y ago
The stuff about him overpaying himself is bad enough, but why isn't anyone talking about his ex-wife's allegations at the end of this piece? (Charitable interpretation: people didn't make it that far bc this thing is so poorly written.) Anyway, she's about to go on the record in a very public way (TED talk) claiming he hit her and "waterboarded" her. It's despicable in its own right if true, and it points to a larger pattern of dishonesty.
- timbuckley 11y agoProbably because they are allegations. If they are found true he should and will be punished. But until then, he is innocent until proven guilty. I don't see the point in a witch hunt.
- sowhatquestion 11y agoI don't see the rest of the article being treated with this level of skepticism.