and did jim help?
Now @Jim_Jordan's one time boss, the head coach, said he had to tell the Dr to stop taking endless showers with the wrestlers and feeling them up during weigh-ins.pic.twitter.com/9T27tWOueU
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But he didn’t mention it to his precious flower of an asst. coach? Yeah, right.
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Please don't tie this to prospects for political gains; it muddies the ethics. Jordan should be pressured to resign on the merits of the situation, not because he's generally the worst flavor of partisan GOP hack and it could be politically beneficial to Dems.
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Wait. "You're too hands-on with Wayans?"pic.twitter.com/bW6wnjaC3U
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So Jordan's "boss" didn't share with him as asst. coach that he spoke to the Dr and told him to stop with the "hands on" activity with the athletes. My grandma always said "where there is smoke, there is fire"! She has always been right!
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An underrated aspect of toxic masculinity is the idea that it's unmanly to complain about sexual harassment and assault. Physical hazing and ass-slapping, crotch-grabbing "horseplay" are on a spectrum that ranges to what that team doctor did.
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THAT is a great, albeit creepy statement. Thanks for the laugh.
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