The breaking news on Monday evening about New York’s Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman, has shaken the state and the nation. He was seen as a devoted advocate of women’s rights who vigorously prosecuted men who had abused women in their homes or in the workplace. He even authored a bill that toughened laws relating to violence against women. So the news that he has been accused of perpetrating such violence himself came as a shock.
It didn’t take but a couple of hours after the story hit the street for Schneiderman to issue a notice that he is resigning from his office. That’s the right thing to do under these troubling circumstances. And he isn’t the only one who has had to skulk away in disgrace following allegations of sexual misconduct. Not by a long shot. There have been dozens of men driven from their jobs for the same reasons. Here’s a short list that covers men from business, media, politics, and entertainment:
- Harvey Weinstein
- Kevin Spacey
- Mark Halperin
- Roger Ailes
- Bill O’Reilly
- Charlie Rose
- Matt Lauer
- Al Franken
- Blake Farenthold
- Trent Franks
- Patrick Meehan
There is, however, a conspicuously missing name from this list. Someone who has been accused of horrendous acts by at least sixteen women. And he holds a powerful position in government despite his perverse and violent behavior. Can you guess who that is? (I knew you could).
Six months ago News Corpse published an article that asked “What About Donald Trump?” It noted that at that time there were numerous men who had been made to pay for their disgusting behavior:
“Trump’s abusive acts have been well known for some time. He even admitted to criminal sexual assault in the video from Access Hollywood. But he was elected president anyway by so-called “family values” voters who dismissed his contemptible conduct in favor of rank party politics. And he has the full support of Fox News, a network whose corporate culture virtually encourages sexual harassment.” […]
“Allowing Trump to remain in the White House sends a terrible message to all Americans, particularly women and girls. If Trump isn’t impeached for obstruction of justice, collusion with Russia, financial corruption, undermining the free press, or being a pathological liar and malignant narcissist, then his sexual depravity and criminality should be more than reason enough.”
The only thing that’s changed since then is that more men have been exposed and held to account. But Donald Trump is still entrenched in the White House despite being among the worst offenders. Schneiderman showed today that there is only one correct course of action for these weasels. And Trump should pay attention. It’s a stain on our nation that he continues to occupy the presidency despite his criminally and perverse conduct. And while it may take time, the American people will hold him to account. The video below is a powerful statement by some of Trump’s accusers, and should be seen by as many people as possible.
How Fox News Deceives and Controls Their Flock:
Fox Nation vs. Reality: The Fox News Cult of Ignorance.
Available now at Amazon.
Of course, all the Reichwing and TrumpBot trolls were all cheering that The Great and Powerful Lord Emperor succeeded in getting this demoniac evil Democrat pervert out of office. Never understanding, of course, that Their Beloved Emperor is EXACTLY the same, and with far more evidence that he actually committed the crimes.
So, then, when will the Reichwing/TrumpBot creatures start demanding equal treatment? Shortly after the moon falls from orbit, naturally….
Because when it comes to Trump, his fans either believe him when he says he never did anything wrong in his entire life and everyone is lying about him, or they say they don’t care what he did before he became president because he’s done a better job in one year than any president in the history of the country. Both of these scenarios lead me to believe that his fans shouldn’t be allowed to vote or make any life altering decisions for anyone.