Yeah, I'm like that, refusing to believe unproven criminal allegations made against people. You do know, don't you that one of the women--it may have been Broaderick--submitted a sworn affidavit that Clinton didn't do anything? And the former 12 year-old never even met Clinton, so where did she get her traumatic memories of what Clinton said to and about her?   I also presume you know that in America, everyone accused of a crime has a right to counsel, and that being appointed counsel in a pro bono case generally means you have to take the case, whether you believe the person you're tasked with defending did it or not? A lot of good people throughout history have been falsely accused of crimes and imprisoned and a lot of innocent people have been killed by the state. If you or anyone on here was accused of a serious crime--innocent or not-- you'd all immediately run to get the best defense counsel available.