Nowadays, complimenting a woman on her dress can be interpreted as a “hostile work environment.” However, it’s now 8 women that I know of who have come out against Ailes.
“However, it’s now 8 women that I know of who have come out against Ailes.”
One lesson the Satanic left seems to have learned from the infamous Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill incident was that one lying...woman...might not be enough. (I refrain from using the more appropriate term out of respect for the site, not from any reluctance to insult leftards.)
Since then, every attempted character assassination of which I am aware has featured a veritable choir of female accusers. I now find these multiple-accuser scandals to be suspicious on their face.
I imagine one such incident like this.
Two women dressed like porcupines are talking at a popular night spot.
“He came on to me.”
“That dirty old goat. What did he say?”
“He made it clear that the promotion is mine if I go to Aspen with him next weekend.”
“Gross. Are you going to do it?”
“What do you think? At his age, it won’t take much to put him to sleep. It’s little enough to do to get in front of the camera.”
Ten years later...
“He harassed me (sob, sob).”
Questions that are never asked:
Did your job performance justify that promotion?
Did you receive that promotion for any reason other than your provision of sexual services?
Since other people were ahead of you in line for that promotion, couldn’t you just have said “no” and improved your performance, as a man would have had to do?
What indication was there that “no” would have had negative consequences other than not getting the undeserved promotion?
Search your conscience, if any, and tell us whether he harassed you, or you used his foolish lust against him to get something you wanted.