Matthew Dowd: Sexual Misconduct Not So Bad When Indulged In by Those Who Work for the “Common Good”

Sexual misconduct is not so terrible when it involves women getting groped or coerced by those who work for the “common good” — a.k.a. moonbats. So says ABC News Chief Political Analyst Matthew Dowd:

Dowd also holds that there is a big difference between those who supposedly “acknowledge mistakes & evolve (Franken)” on one hand and Roy Moore on the other.

Dowd was top strategist for the 2004 Bush-Cheney campaign. He left the GOP a decade ago, and now presents himself as a “country over party” independent, with views running the full gamut from liberal to ultraleft.

This is good news for Al Franken, Harvey Weinstein, Charlie Rose, Oliver Stone, John Conyers, and any other moonbats who have recently been caught up in sexual abuse scandals. They all promote the common good by advancing the progressive agenda. Therefore, they are at least partially absolved. Non-moonbats are still responsible for their behavior though.

On tips from Jester and J.