the case against Brett Kavanaugh is falling apart more and more with each passing hour. And

the allegations are just unraveling and the smear merchants who concocted this character assassination

crusade are looking around. It seems for a way to jump off the bandwagon before it's too late.

They're like that gif. And it is gif, by the way, not gif, of Homer Simpson backing away into the

bushes. That's kind of like what some of the Democrats are doing. I think when you look at everything,

that's happened when you look when you look at everything that's happened with with this Brett

Kavanaugh thing, you see all of the problems with the Me Too movement kind of encapsulated in this

in this one thing. Now all of those problems and they're very significant problems with the Me Too

movement. They didn't just rear their ugly head for the first time this week. They've been

there all along. But if somehow you never noticed them before, I think now anyone with two brain cells

can see because all of those, all of the problems have been sort of illustrated in the last one or

two weeks enough that even just this isolated by itself, even just the last one or two weeks,

I think would be enough, should be enough to discredit the Me Too movement. And maybe hopefully

cause us to look away from that and return some some some semblance of rationality and sanity

to the conversation about sexual assault and harassment because it is a very important conversation.

And that's my precisely my problem with the Me Too movement is that the Me Too movement has

ended the conversation about it didn't start the conversation. It hasn't enhanced the conversation

or facilitated it. It has ended the conversation because we're not allowed to have a conversation

anymore about it with the Me Too movement. Now there's a narrative and all you're allowed to do

is stick to the narrative. You're not allowed to actually ask any questions or make any points

or anything like that. So hopefully now we most of us can see that. In fact, I think

not again, not just from the last two weeks, but but in general, I think there are at least

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