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Los Angeles Times columnist Robin Abcarian wants conservatives to “stop using Bill Clinton to hammer on liberals,” arguing that “Sexual harassment is a man problem, not a partisan one.”

On Friday, just the day after two women accused Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) of harassment, HuffPo published an article titled, “The Framing Of Al Franken By Two Trump Supporters; And The Dems Are Playing Right Along.” The piece is written by David Fagin, a frequent HuffPo contributor.

Charlie Rose, PBS interviewer and co-anchor of CBS This Morning, stands accused of sexual harassment by eight women.

Florida Democratic Party Chairman Stephen Bittel tendered his resignation Friday after a report alleged that he sexually harassed women and created a hostile work environment.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) told Democratic Party officials in Sacramento, California, on Saturday that the 2018 midterm elections are shaping up to be another “Year of the Woman” that could sweep Democrats into power.

Republican and Democratic politicians are condemning a Democratic candidate running for Ohio governor after he bragged about having sex with 50 women.

As rumors circulate about former Vice President “Uncle” Joe Biden potential run for president in 2020, the HuffPost — a major news source for the left — has made a case against such a scenario, citing the potential for massive backlash in the wake of mounting allegations against men who behave inappropriately.

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) started an avalanche of fake news after she claimed earlier this week that the Congressional Office of Compliance had paid $15 million over the past 10 to 15 years to settle sexual harassment cases. But even Breitbart News inquiries to the office have not settled the matter or uncovered the facts about the extent of sexual harassment taking place on Capitol Hill.

The 264 Congressional staffers and other legislative branch employees who were paid more than $17 million over the past two decades by the Office of Compliance to settle harassment claims are just the tip of the iceberg of the total number of harassment incidents that have taken place on Capitol Hil.

Mad Men producer Marti Noxon has come forward to defend show writer Kater Gordon after Gordon accused series creator Matthew Weiner of sexual harassment this month.

Vice Media has suspended its head of documentaries following sexual harassment allegations from a former employee.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is calling for the names of lawmakers accused of sexually harassing their colleagues be revealed.

Demi Mann is suing her former agency, CAA, and talent agent, Cameron Mitchell, who the actress claims sexual harassed and assaulted her over a period of years while promising film roles she never received.

Things just got very serious for Transparent star Jeffrey Tambor, who is now facing a second accusation of sexual misconduct against two biological men who are “transitioning” into women.

Campaign workers on the Clinton and Sanders Democratic campaigns say they were harassed while campaigning for their respective candidates.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) condemned her colleague Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) after a woman alleged that the Minnesota senator groped and kissed her without her permission.

Senator Al Franken (D-MN) issued a statement Thursday apologizing to journalist Leeann Tweeden after she accused the Democrat of grabbing her breasts while she was sleeping and forced his tongue into her mouth.

Gloria Allred declined a public invitation by the attorney representing Roy Moore, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Alabama, to have a key piece of evidence examined by independent experts.

Judge Roy Moore was not banned from the Gadsden Mall as a report claimed earlier this week, according to the mall manager during the time of the alleged ban.

Leeann Tweeden, a journalist who anchors the morning news at TalkRadio 790 KABC in Los Angeles, California, is accusing Senator Al Franken (D-MN) of fondling her while asleep and shoving his tongue down her throat without her consent.

After being accused of coercing wannabe actresses into undressing, casting agent Andy Henry was fired from the long-running TV show CSI in 2008. The allegations also include an incident where Henry touched a woman’s breasts.

As I wrote on Wednesday, the biggest media hoax going right now is this sudden contrition over the shielding of Bill Clinton for 25 years against numerous allegations that ranged from sexual harassment to flat-out rape.

Another woman has come forward to accuse U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual misconduct, an Alabama news outlet is reporting.

Because it will no longer produce any political downside for Democrats, on Monday, New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg penned a cynical, self-serving, 25 years-too-late column, saying that she now believes Juanita Broaddrick’s claim that former-President Bill Clinton raped her. Using lies of omission, in that same column, Goldberg also trashed Clinton accuser Paula Jones.

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) told MSNBC’s Chuck Todd on Meet the Press Daily on Tuesday that the U.S. House of Representatives has paid $15 million to alleged victims of sexual harassment by its own members in recent years.

In a long exposé, Arianna Huffington is accused of turning a blind eye to years of sexual misconduct by highly placed editors right under her nose when she was running her famed Huffington Post blog.

Sen. Clair McCaskill (D-MO) said on Tuesday that she was sexually harassed decades ago while working as a congressional intern.

California’s Senate announced Sunday that the investigation into complaints and allegations of inappropriate behavior against state Sen. Tony Mendoza (D-Artesia) with a former female employee has been handed over to an outside, independent law firm.

During testimony before the Committee on House Administration on Tuesday, Representative Jackie Speier (D-CA) stated there are two current members of Congress, one Republican, and one Democrat who have sexually harassed people. Speier said, “In fact, there are two members

Jon Stewart told NBC’s Today Show Tuesday that he was “stunned” by the news that his close friend and colleague Louis C.K. admitted to exposing himself to and masturbated in front of repulsed women.

Mark Schwahn, creator of One Tree Hill, stands accused of sexual misconduct by television writer Audrey Wauchope and the female stars of the long-running series.

Left-leaning CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin told Jake Tapper on The Lead on Monday that Roy Moore’s fate was in the hands of Alabama voters — and no one else.

Saturday Night Live’s enabling of Louis C.K. and Alec Baldwin strips away all of its moral authority on the issue of sexual misconduct.

Actress Rebel Wilson has become the latest figure to claim was subject to sexual harassment while working in Hollywood.

Actress Gal Gadot will reportedly not reprise her role in any sequel of Wonder Woman unless executive producer Brett Ratner is removed from the franchise following a string of sexual harassment allegations, a Hollywood source told Page Six.

Hundreds gathered in Los Angeles on Sunday to march against sexual harassment in Hollywood and the media industry as part of the #MeToo campaign.