On Monday, the Indianapolis Scar apologized to readers for withdrawing.

It was an editorial cartoon that poked a little fun

at Christine Ballsey Ford for her multiple demands before she agreed to testify before the

Senate Judiciary Committee. The cartoon depicted her sitting before the Senate panel

listing her wants. No questions from lawyers.

Dim lights roses, sparkling water, and a bowl of green M&Ms.

Now, of course, that mild kidding sent the humorless left into orbit so much so the newspaper

grobbled and then apologized. They did both. But there have been no apologies from any

newspapers to judge Kavanaugh or his family for publishing unfounded smears all over their

front pages, allegations that have not been corroborated by a single human being.

Likewise, no apologies from the Hollywood celebrities,

derived by media pundits or Democrats, who've already passed judgment without a shred of evidence,

trying to destroy a man's life. I guess that's perfectly okay for liberals,

but poking a little fun at a woman in liberal woman that is white hats totally off limits.

That's the left's version of equal rights. And a little news update. Michael Avinati says now

that there might not have ever been a rape train involving Kavanaugh.

Details later. I'm not kidding. He just said that. The guy got played. Whoever did this is

brilliant.