Bill Clinton and Donald Trump

   I find it absolutely amazing how every who is a Trump supporter uses Bill Clinton to justify how Trump treats women.  We know there have been several women who have come out and accused Bill Clinton of some kind of sexual assault and he has been condemned by those on the right for years for his actions.  There is even a young man from Little Rock who claims to be his son from a prostitute.  We all know Bill Clinton is a womanizing dirt bag.  We also know that Hillary covered for him.  She was known to go to these women and threaten them with all sorts of repercussions if they came forward and exposed what her husband did to them, so how does that make what Donald Trump did okay?  The right went after him with a vengeance for his affairs and for lying about them so why are we giving Trump a pass for doing some of the same things?  Is it because he has an R after his name?  When did we stop expecting more from our candidates on the right?  I expect democrats to act this way because most of them have very little moral character.  They support same sex marriage, abortion on demand including late term abortion,  teaching kids it is okay to be transsexual and that lying and cheating are a means to an end.  The republican party was suppose to be different.  They are suppose to be the party of morals and family values and knowing right from wrong, who believe in the Bible and it's teachings but that just isn't the case anymore.  Today's republican is only worried about one thing and that is winning.  They don't seem to care about the people that got them elected any more than those on the left.  They make backroom deals to push forward an anti-American agenda that only serves to make them richer and more powerful while hurting the people that voted for them.  So are those on the right that are ardent Trump supporters being hypocritical?  I say yes!!  To condemn Bill Clinton and condone Donald Trump for treating women the same way is being a hypocrite!  My mom always told me "Two wrongs don't make a right" and I think that saying is very applicable today.