Jim Jordan accused of overlooking sexual abuse as Ohio State wrestling coach

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"Locker room talk" -- Jim said it himself.

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Anonymous wrote:Just own it. Jordan failed the student athletes. He didn’t want to rock the boat. Took the cowardly way out,

You may not like Jordan, but “cowardly” is not a word most would use to describe him.

DP. I don't like Jordan, but at this point, cowardly is probably the kindest word that can describe his behavior. It's that bad.

No, it really isn’t.
He has stated he had no knowledge of any abuse. Several wrestlers have publicly made comments standing behind him, and the ONE person who said he approached Jordan with allegations and someone witnessed this interaction ---- well, surprise, surprise - that person has served time in prison for fraud. Oh, and that witness? He denied witnessing any such interaction.
It’s a bunch of baloney.

I guess you missed his interview on FOX last night where he admitted he knew but ignored it.

And often times, victims of abuse go on to abuse alochol and have issues because of the trauma they received. So you are scapegoating a victim for something that is a likely a direct result of the issues at hand.

You are FOS. I watched the interview. He said no such thing.
I am betting YOU are getting your information from MSNBC or CNN.

Here is the full video. Tell me exactly (using a time stamp) where in this video he said that he knew but ignored it.
I doubt I will hear back from you because.... you are lying.

http://video.foxnews.com/v/5806363324001/?playlist_id=930909819001#sp=show-clips

Still waiting, pp, for you to verify your claim in bold above. I won’t hold my breath.

"Locker room talk" at 1:19, 1:46, etc.

And, that is what you claim to be proof that he "admitted it but ignored it?” You have to be sh$tting me.

SEVENTH ACCUSER speaks up. https://www.washingtonpost.com/powerpost/rep-jim-jordan-faces-new-accusation-he-must-have-known-about-alleged-sexual-abuse-at-ohio-state/2018/07/07/5f21f5ca-822f-11e8-b9a5-7e1c013f8c33_story.html?utm_source=reddit.com&utm_term=.fb7419ca42b2

You think SEVEN former teammates are all conspiring in this?

From your linked article:
"Range said he never discussed the issue directly with Jordan one on one and did not know whether anyone made a formal report...”

That seems to be a pattern with these men making these allegations.

Pulling a page of intellectual dishonesty from the Hannity/Limbaugh playbook, the PP only used the part of the quote that suits their argument, without citing the whole quote, which confirms, Gym Jordan knew about the horseplay at OSU.

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Maybe we can subpoena Gym Jordan’s phone calls to uncover the truth. Oh wait....

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Anonymous wrote:State Champ Camp. More news to follow.

Soapy Jim Loved The Lather!

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It's one thing to be skeptical of the accusations against Jungle Jim. It's something else entirely to resort to lying by making selective and deceptive edits to the victims' accounts. These liars know the stories are true and shameful, that's why they try to create a smokescreen to protect Jungle Jim from accountability. What about the victims? It's disgusting.

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What about that grand old Republican Denny Hastert? He loved wrestling, too. And soap. And lads. #SoapyJim!

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Anonymous wrote:It's one thing to be skeptical of the accusations against Jungle Jim. It's something else entirely to resort to lying by making selective and deceptive edits to the victims' accounts. These liars know the stories are true and shameful, that's why they try to create a smokescreen to protect Jungle Jim from accountability. What about the victims? It's disgusting.

Who are these posters? Are they all Jim himself? If not, why are they supporting him so dishonestly? It's so strange.

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https://www.politico.com/story/2018/07/06/jim-jordan-harassment-ohio-state-wrestling-699192

Dunyasha Yetts, a former champion wrestler at the university, agreed that “sexual abuse” wasn’t used to describe what was occurring. But he accused Jordan of playing word games. Yetts said he was easily the most vocal person on the team to complain about Strauss and the Larkins Hall situation. Yetts claimed he not only told Jordan about Strauss’ behavior, but asked Jordan and Hellickson to confront the doctor with him.

At one point after being injured during his senior year, Yetts said he asked Jordan and Hellickson to come into Strauss’ examination room with him because he didn’t want to be fondled. Jordan’s office said this allegation, which has not been previously reported, never happened. Hellickson also said he had no recollection of this account but declined to elaborate.

“Yeah, you can say we never told you those words because we didn’t know those words, which is true,” Yetts said. “But for him to say he didn’t know? I asked him to come in there with me!”

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This is no he said/ he said.

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7 men have said Jim Jordan ignored reports of sexual abuse. He needs to resign.

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Who shall we believe? Seven witnesses, or the guy obstructing a federal investigation into Russian collusion?

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I think the guy is a tool for many reasons, but he was almost the same age as the men who are accusing him of not doing anything. And he was a grad student, not someone with any real power.

MeToo is becoming a bit of a joke now that people are using it as a political device.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the guy is a tool for many reasons, but he was almost the same age as the men who are accusing him of not doing anything. And he was a grad student, not someone with any real power.

MeToo is becoming a bit of a joke now that people are using it as a political device.

The issue isn't that he failed to single handedly stop Dr. Strauss. The issue is that he is lying now. Just like he lied when he told Andersen Cooper that he has never heard Trump say something that's not true.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the guy is a tool for many reasons, but he was almost the same age as the men who are accusing him of not doing anything. And he was a grad student, not someone with any real power.

MeToo is becoming a bit of a joke now that people are using it as a political device.

I don’t like Jordan personally. He is too extreme to be in a leadership position. But this hit job on him is getting ridiculous. The doc was accused of wrongdoings. He worked at 14 different teams. The school administrators and leaders were responsible for the doc. A young grad student somehow was the focus that he should have known the future MeToo.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the guy is a tool for many reasons, but he was almost the same age as the men who are accusing him of not doing anything. And he was a grad student, not someone with any real power.

MeToo is becoming a bit of a joke now that people are using it as a political device.

I don’t like Jordan personally. He is too extreme to be in a leadership position. But this hit job on him is getting ridiculous. The doc was accused of wrongdoings. He worked at 14 different teams. The school administrators and leaders were responsible for the doc. A young grad student somehow was the focus that he should have known the future MeToo.

Get real. He wasn't just a grad student, he was a coach. That IS a position of authority. Jordan knew, but he didn't care enough to jeopardize his hold on a position of power.

[Anonymous]

White adults who do things wrong are just a kid.
Black kids who do things wrong are thugs.