Senator Cory Booker, the African-American, vegan, single (making one question whether he is gay, which in today's climate would assure him a win) Obama clone running for president in 2020, had a virtual cow during the Kavanaugh hearings/witch hunt last fall. He became ballistic over the need to listen to any and every woman who comes forward with a claim of sexual harassment, calling Kavanaugh's accuser a true hero for bravely speaking out and shining a light on this heinous, often ignored and under-reported crime.

Yet just yesterday Booker shrugged off a reporter's questions about sexual misconduct by one of Virginia's top lawmakers, Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax. Accused by a woman who claims he forced her to engage in oral sex in 2004 -- a mere 15 years ago, not 35 like Kavanaugh's half-remembered drunken teenage groping that threw the Democrats, and America, into a tizzy for months -- Fairfax says it was consensual, and that seems to be that. What gives? Could it be that when a Democrat is accused of a misdeed it's no big deal, but when it's a Republican it's the end of the world? It sure looks that way.

Meanwhile, Senator Elizabeth Warren, who two days ago finally admitted to entering her ethnicity as "American Indian" on her Texas Bar application (which she has denied in the past), continues to get a paycheck from the taxpayers and spout off about how to fix our broken country. Go figure.