Doesn't matter if it's Bill Cosby, President Trump, singer R. Kelly, producer Harvey Weinstein, editorial director Lockhart Steele, CEO John Besh, news director Michael Oreskes, Minnesita state senator Dan Schoen, comedian Louis C.K., Ohio state representative Wes Goodman, journalist Charlie Rose, journalist Matt Lauer, Broadway casting director Justin Huff, venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar, playwright Israel Horovitz, federal appeals court judge Alex Kozinski, political analyst Ryan Lizza, chef Mario Batali, ESPN host Eric Davis, filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson, conductor Charles Dutoit, dancer Marcelo Gomes, Bank of America director Omeed Malik, Big Apple Circus clown Barry Lubin, casino magnate Stephen Wynn, CEO Wayne Pacelle, Hollywood manager Vincent Cirrincione, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce chief Jaview Palomarez or anyone else – enough. is. enough.
And if women in your life are saying #MeToo and you keep insisting the movement has “gone too far” – go sit down somewhere.
