So let me ask you guys this........by refusing to name names, does this discourage other women from reporting this kind of stuff? I mean she's afraid to report some guy because he's powerful, obviously. So does that tell other women if you're up against a powerful guy you have no chance of getting justice?
I thought the same thing at first, but you have to realize that the U.S. Senate is not the average American workplace. She's not complaining that she was harassed by a male superior, because technically the Senate is a place of equals. Likewise, there's no superior to go to, no HR department to file a complaint with, and nobody who can fire the offending senator. So I can see why she would think naming names in this circumstance would do more harm than good.
Yes, the voters can. Of course it's obvious that conservative voters in a deep-red States are perfectly fine with sexual harassment, but if there are Democratic culprits they might get primaried.
