Free speech has come under attack on two fronts since Donald Trump was elected president. Many unhappy with his victory charge that Russia interfered in our election on his behalf by using social media like Facebook and Twitter, which should be held responsible for the content on their sites.

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The explosion of sexual harassment and assault claims, some going back forty years, is the inevitable consequence of the sexual revolution. Long before Bill Clinton’s sordid sexual escapades led him to impeachment, our culture had normalized public sexual behavior and mores once hidden away in the private realm, and kept there by laws, morals, and customs.

No person in the media that engages in sexual misconduct, no person in the media that entertains proposals to engage in sexual misconduct, no person in the media that sits in a conference with a bunch of sexual miscreants and where the ways and means of sexual misconduct are discussed, and does not promptly tell his employer about it, will ever again work in the media.