Oh, wow.

Oh, wow. I'm pretty sure I just heard Corey Lewandowski [on CNN] bring up an incident from the 1980's about Ted Kennedy and Chris Dodd getting drunk and molesting a waitress at a DC restaurant. And then go on about how there was no outrage over that (?) and then somehow use this as a rationale for why Trump was just engaging in "locker room talk" and how it's hypocritical for there to be outrage over the 2005 video of Trump bragging about committing sexual assault.

So it's wrong if democratic senators did it 30 years ago, but it's ok if Trump did it 10 years ago? Or is it wrong for Trump to have done it, too, but now it's just wrong to complain that he did it because, per Lewandowski, there wasn't enough complaining in the 80's?

And what in the name of the Billy Goats Gruff does any of that have to do with Hillary Clinton? Is it that hard to stay focused on who is actually running for president, here? I mean, if she sexually assaulted someone I presume they would have made a lot of hay out of that, already. The best they can do to defend Trump is dig up obviously extensively researched, rehearsed, and staged rehashes of things that happened 30 years ago with people who are not currently even in government?

Listening to these people is vertigo inducing; it's insane.