"Believe the Woman!"

Dumocrats and other liberals say, “Always believe the woman” when she makes an accusation of sexual impropriety. But why should we, without proof? Almost every recent accusation I have seen contains NO PROOF, but are often accepted as “Gospel.” Mostly when they are made against Republicans. But when made against a Dumocrat, proof is demanded. The fact that women regularly use accusations of sexual impropriety, both as threats, and as actual accusations designed to “bring down” important people seems lost in the noise. Such a phony accusation almost stopped the approval of Congress of the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. I say “phony” because this accuser could not even say for sure it WAS Kavanaugh who abused her. She wasn’t sure of ANYTHING that night because she was “so fuzzy.” But she was “absolutely sure” it was Kavanaugh. Her accusations were rightly not believed, nor were those of the other women who “piled on,” trying to derail Kavanaugh’s appointment. The fact is, women DO lie about sexual attacks, and when they do so it makes it harder for a woman who has really suffered a sexual attack to be believed. I’m not saying they should always not be believed, I’m just saying the accusation is NOT proof by itself. Women will criticize me for this, but somebody has to say it. (CNN)