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So which is it liberal commentators?

The question of the day is are actions of 20 years ago important to this election or not?  Donald Trump accuses Hillary Clinton of being an enabler of Bill Clinton's predatory nature.  In response, Hillary won't talk or offers answers that deflect, and liberal supporters of Hillary say that's old news and is no longer important.

Today, ABC News is running a big story about something Donald Trump did in 1991.

"The former People Magazine reporter who interviewed Donald Trump's alleged spokesman 'John Miller' in 1991 -- and immediately felt it was actually Trump himself -- says his denials that he masqueraded as his own spokesman raise questions about his character."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/reporter-1991-audio-recording-says-trumps-denials-raise-052300885.html

The question recurs - is something that happened 20 years ago important or not.  Or is it only allowed to be asked of Donald Trump and not Hillary Clinton?

For that matter, if actions of the long ago don't matter, then why is Bill Cosby in trouble?  Why the big news when someone says the late Joe Paterno was told in 1976 about Coach Sandusky abusing kids.

Is it new or isn't it?

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