Scumbags Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman are just as bad as Michael Avenatti

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Routinely, politicians and media figures find themselves caught in the bright glare of #MeToo accusations. Sometimes, the accusations are warranted and action is taken. Other times, the claims fall apart or disappear entirely.

Crimes of a sexual nature are damaging in ways that others are not. Additionally, false allegations can destroy reputations and lives, leaving the accused fighting for a sense of normalcy long after the cameras have left. In the political sphere, claims of sexual assault or harassment have unfortunately become a formidable weapon against opponents.

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