Roy Moore, Kevin Spacey, Harvey Weinstein, and the NYTimes
I dismissed the kudos he awarded himself when the Executive Editor of the NYTimes said that the biggest story he published was outing Harvey Weinstein's sexual assaults. I wasn't sure that it merited all that praise; it was, after all, not the Pentagon Papers. It was not taking down a President, nor stopping a war. But now, less than a month later, Republicans are calling for their Senatorial candidate in Alabama to drop out of the race after allegations that he fondled and molested a 14 year old when he was 30. Ridley Scott is reshooting his latest film, taking out Kevin Spacey and replacing him with Christopher Plummer, after a young man accused Spacey of sexual assault. Those accusers were merely the first to speak out; others have followed in their footsteps. Kasie Hunt told us that she and other women in the news business never spoke up about sexual harassment because they assumed that no one would care. An Arizona state representative is on the re...