Is Propositioning a Licensed Masseuse a Crime?

I think she is just in it for the money and there was probably nothing of the sort happening,

Al Gore has so much money it would be easy for him to find someone better
Yeah, cynical as it sounds, if Gore was really after a bit of hank-panky he could have made rather a better investment. Surely there's a high-class escort service or two in Portland which could offer far more interesting services with a little more in the way of discretion.
 
He thought she was his proctologist?
 
Remember how disgusted Gore was at Clinton's behavior back in the 90's? He was full of it it seems.

Anyways you don't do this to a professional masseuse. There are asian massage parlors for this sort of thing. Or if you want to do everything in the comfort of your hotel room an escort service.

Most likely they wouldn't keep that a secret, but at least it's not a serious crime (prostitution is probably a misdemeanor there)
 
The police are reopening the case and now it's getting picked up on mainstream media sources like USA Today, etc.

With this and the divorce, I'm starting to think maybe this actually happened. It's nothing against Gore because of his political standing, but powerful men, massages, police inquiries, and divorces don't mix well.
 
This is the part I don't get:

That's when, she says, Gore wrapped her in an "inescapable embrace" and fondled her back, buttocks and breasts as she was trying to break down her massage table.

She called him a "crazed sex poodle" and tried to distract him, pointing out a box of Moonstruck chocolates on a nearby table. He went for the chocolates and then offered her some, cornering her, fondling her and shoving his tongue in her mouth to french kiss as he pressed against her.

She said he tried to pull her camisole strap down.

She said she told him to stop it. "I was distressed, shocked and terrified."

She said she was intimidated by his physical size, calling him "rotund," described his "violent temper, dictatorial, commanding attitude" -- what she termed a contrast from his "Mr. Smiley global-warming concern persona."

Later, she said, he tried to lure her into the bedroom to hear pop star Pink's "Dear Mr. President" on his iPod dock. She said Gore sat on one end of the bed and motioned for her to join him.

Suddenly, she said, he "flipped me on my back, threw his whole body face down over a top me, pinning me down."

She said she loudly protested, "Get off me, you big lummox!"

Why didn't she leave after the first part if she felt terrified?
 
She didn't have enough evidence to blackmail him yet, much less getting her $540 for a "massage"?

I did not want to be labeled a gold-digger like women in this situation are often labeled.
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The logic being that his security detail would be more inclined to stop her then, than later?

I know it's common knowledge that Gore's security detail has a habit of detaining people against their will when they try to leave the gaze of Al without his permission, but really...
 
Remember how disgusted Gore was at Clinton's behavior back in the 90's? He was full of it it seems.

Anyways you don't do this to a professional masseuse. There are asian massage parlors for this sort of thing. Or if you want to do everything in the comfort of your hotel room an escort service.

Most likely they wouldn't keep that a secret, but at least it's not a serious crime (prostitution is probably a misdemeanor there)
even if this is true,
Gingrich>Clinton>Gore
 
:lol:

And once again we discover the lefties are the mysogonists. Look at you squirm!

$540 dollars is nothing at a hotel like that, a bottle of water probably costs $20.
 
:lol:

And once again we discover the lefties are the mysogonists. Look at you squirm!

$540 dollars is nothing at a hotel like that, a bottle of water probably costs $20.

she waited three years to make an accusation...
 
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