L L wrote:
I guess you have to put it in context with all of the other guys.
Trump has several accusers of sexual assault and denies it all.
Roy Moore has several accusers being sexually inapropriate and denies it all.
Harvey Weinstein has several accusers of sexual harassment and owns a bit of it but denies anything non consensual.
Louis CK had a handful of women say he did pervy things and he owned up to it.
Franken has one accuser and he owned up to it.
The biggest accusation is that he tried to force a rehearsal kiss before a performed kiss.
So I think if every public figure had every failed or unwanted advance publicized the noise would be deafening and we would tune it all out.
I tend to agree. I think the bevy of claims, of varying levels, against high profile males draws an interesting parallel to the Title IX debate on sexual assault at college campuses. People deserve due process. Victims also deserve to be believed. Where do we draw the line?
I wonder if Sen. Al Franken's stance on this has changed:
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/democratic-senators-send-betsy-devos-letter-defending-failed-obama-era-title-ix-policies-protesting-reform-efforts/article/2634576