But I'd be willing to bet none of us here (just from what I know about all of you) made it a habit to treat women in a way he would never tolerate if it was his wife, or sister who was the victim. Most of us have been thrown out at first base, and sometimes we made it to second. But we knew when we were tagged out, too. If you have trouble telling the difference between making a pass and sexual assault, just imagine if it was your daughter who had to deal with it.
That's what makes these guys creeps, both the Dems and the Reps. They treated every attractive woman they came into contact with that way, because they knew they could get away with it. They got off on the bullying, not the sex.
That is what is unacceptable. These guys thought they had a right to do this because they had power over jobs and careers. And they were proud they acted that way, and bragged about it to their friends, or even perfect strangers. That's just a little bit different than a few teenage backseat night moves at the drive-in theater.
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Yes we've all copped a feel at one time or another. Especially us older guys.
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