Calif. Left silent on Kamala Harris' aide's #MeToo resignation

Liberals support things that make them believe they're more virtuous than everyone else. [Except when it comes to going after white men and Jews, of course.] In California, the Democrats have supported the #MeToo movement and this was plain to see when they went after Brett Kavanaugh at the SCOTUS confirmation hearing in which he was accused of sexual misconduct. It was not only never proven, but the witnesses called upon by the accuser supported Kavanaugh over the accuser.

But this didn't stop leftists from shouting "Believe all women!" until the same thing happened to Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for the male body fluids receptacle, Stormy Daniels.

Avenatti was accused of felony sexual abuse and he shouted his innocence, but the left didn't shout back "Believe all women!" because Avenatti gets intersectional credit for being against President Trump.

It's a great example of hypocrisy. Both sides use it, but the left has it down to a science.

Now we see the hypocrisy of California Democrats who are notably close-mouthed on the resignation last week of a top aide to Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA)  after news broke he had been sued for "gender harassment."

How does one harass an actual gender?

Prominent Democrats in the state, as well as some newly elected Democratic members of the California Congressional delegation, have also remained mum about #MeToo allegations against several other Democratic hypocrits.

Many of these phonies have even declined to take a stand on a lawsuit against Rep. Tony Cardenas (D-CA), the head of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus PAC who has been accused of drugging and molesting a 16-year-old girl in 2007.

Believe all women, but not all girls? Is that how it goes?

The sound of crickets over the resignation of the Kamala Harris aide and the allegations against Cardenas comes a year after many of the state's political leaders acknowledged a reckoning regarding sexual misconduct in and around Sacramento.

Nearly 200 women signed a letter in 2017 demanding a serious increase in accountability for a culture of rampant sexual harassment in the state's political circles. 

Politicians, however, are mostly unaffected by the policies and laws they make, or at the very least, believe that they are above the law.

The fallout over California's multitude of #MeToo issues has continued and has cost many state lawmakers and politicians, mostly Democrats, their jobs in a state where the party dominates the corridors of power.

It's a "do as I command by law, not as I do" mentality.

Despite the fake reckoning, many Republican political operatives in California claim that Democrats have selective memory when it comes to #MeToo condemnations.

"They say they believe victims but only when there's some political gain for them," one GOP operative correctly observed.

While honest observers point to the ongoing silence on Cardenas, they also see how Roger Hernandez, a former Democratic assemblyman, has also not been held accountable for beating his wife, nor had enough been done to get rid of former state senator Tony Mendoza who resigned after repeated accusations by several women of sexual harassment.

The list goes on, but suffice it to say, Kamala Harris, who is considering a run for president in 2020, is as big a hypocrite as the rest of those who know what's going on and say nothing.

Kind of reminds one of Harvey Weinstein.

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