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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Mebbe I should have put "statutory" in there somewhere. Or mebbe not. I reckon we'll never know --- S.C. might have had a traditionally Southern age of consent 79 years ago. But I'll bet S.C. also had anti-seduction, anti-fornication and anti-miscegenation laws that were violated, too. The D.S.C. USA might convene a grand jury against the dead black woman.
I think that Bush should give the USA job to the daughter. You know, primogeniture and all --- she's the current USA's big sister and had first right of refusal.
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Did the anti-miscegenation laws cover intercourse, or just marriage? I am not familiar with anti-seduction laws. I can see where anti-fornication laws would be violated. I would think applicable statutes of limitations would have expired.
I would think one would have to have a law degree to be a USA, but perhaps I am incorrect.
Look, I wouldn't want to admit a relationship to Strom Thurmond when he was alive, or possibly even after he was dead. I wouldn't want the inevitable huge amount of public scrutiny that would revive every time Thurmond did or said anything at all related to anything that might be related to race. Now that he's dead, it will be more of a one-time furor and only revive maybe on anniversaries.
