Liberal rules don't apply to liberals ~ By Roger Hedgecock

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By Roger Hedgecock Posted: October 05, 2009 ~ 1:00 am Eastern © 2009 It's bedrock liberal feminist teaching that when a male in a superior position in the workplace has sex with a female in a subordinate job, the sex is non-consensual. The male is using his position to extort the sex. Every time. No exceptions. Many a male has lost his job over this. Don't think this applies to you? Consult your workplace "sexual harassment" code. On his national TV program the other night, David Letterman admitted having sex with (much) younger female staffers in subordinate jobs in his production company "Worldwide Pants, Inc." We shoulda known by the name. Letterman still has his show and his job. In fact, his confession got a loud laugh from his New York studio audience. They're the same laughs Dave gets when he makes fun of the Palin family – or of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Dave reacted to news that Arnold had once groped eight women by remarking "He's presidential material." Liberal rules don't apply to liberals. Apparently neither does liberal philosophy. Dave also disclosed why he was confessing on the national show. A "48 Hours" producer had tried to extort $2 million from him, threatening to expose Dave's indiscretions. As the story was told, when Letterman heard the producer's demand, he immediately called his attorney, who went to the Manhattan district attorney. The attorney then, wearing a wire, met with the blackmailer. A grand jury was convened, an indictment handed down, an arrest made. It all happened in a short period of time. The "right response" you say? Yes. In my opinion, it was exactly the right thing to do. But not according to prevailing liberal thought. Letterman, a New York liberal, endorsed President Obama and specifically praised Obama's rejection of Bush unilateralism and Obama's willingness to join allies and meet directly with dictators who are developing nuclear weapons in North Korea and Iran, "extending our hand if they will unclench their fist." Yet when he was faced with a determined adversary equipped and willing to nuke his career, Dave dropped the hammer on him. Where was the understanding, the empathy? After all, the producer had found out about Dave's activity by reading his girlfriend's diary. [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]