Politicos...

"Do as I say, not as I do"!

That seems to be the thought process, the mentality of today's politicos. Actually, even those past politicos who've long since left their political positions, their "public service" assignments via allegations of abuse and sexual harassment, among many other shameful reasons. But for now, we'll just focus on the "sexual harassment" side of this whole discussion.

Let's take the example of one of California's left wing assemblywomen, Cristina Garcia. Being as she's a major motivator for the "Me Too" movement in our country we'd think she would be someone we could go to who would serve as a pillar for the movement. Especially since she's so intimately involved with ensuring that the "Me Too" movement is and will continue to be a major relief valve for those women who have been victimized, exploited by sexists in their places of employment and elsewhere.

Yeah, she's quite the pillar of decency. Just ask her co-workers and those who were her subordinates regarding her rather odd and sexually implicit demands. Heck, you can ask David John Kernick and those others she wrote letters of reprimands to for refusing to participate in her inappropriate behavior trysts.

Yeah, she's nothing new in the political arena. Just a bit more emboldened than most. Now she's on an unpaid "leave of absence" from her government job while all of these "allegations" and other associated information shakes out.

"Garcia said — quote — “having sex with other elected officials was a good way of getting information.”

The ol' "Do As I Say, Not As I Do!" political attitude is alive and well in the liberal world.

IMHO

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