No doubt, there is plenty of sexual misconduct among both Republicans and Democrats, but the hugely lopsided number of allegations against those on the left has to be increasingly embarassing to the Democrats. Besides exposing their utter hypocrisy in preaching down to us "deplorables", such lopsidedness could lead to a thrashing at the ballot boxes in 2018 and beyond because it appears we are in a true revolution and the left is bearing the brunt of it.

At first, Democrats and those on the left were quick to demand office holders step down and celebrities be fired and shunned. But that does not seem to be happening quite as much now, possibly due to the sheer volume and realization that at least in Congress it might cost them too many seats. With little to offer in the way of real excuses, more and more they are resorting their old tactic of trying to turn the attention and blame game on Donald Trump.

When asked about new allegations, all too often the response is: "But what about Trump and all of those women who accused him of sexual misconduct? He even admitted it and bragged about groping their you-know-whats". But there is a problem with that: Unlike many of the proven and even admitted allegations against the Democrats and the allegations with corroborating witnesses and even photographs, the allegations against Trump are just that - allegations - and most of them have been proven false. Trump has denied every allegation, there have been no settlements or offers of settlement, and no corroborating witnesses (the only witnesses are the ones who debunked the claims).

But what about his "admission"? Trump's so-called admission came in a locker-room type conversation where he did not actually say that he had groped any woman's holiest of holies, but rather that some women would let certain celebrity-type men do so. So yes, he implied that he had done so - but was that more bragging than fact? I hate to break this to all the niaive women and men who are much more upstanding than myself of many of the men I know, but it is a very common practice for men to brag - and lie - about their conquests and sexual prowess in conversation between men in locker rooms, in bars, and as in the case has often been in my neck of the woods, at campfires and hunting camps. Often in very crude terms.

Now, that does not make it right of men to make such claims but it happens nevertheless and evidently happens much more often than some are aware of or willing to admit. And regardless of what Trump may have actually done, in no way does it justify what other notable men, lopsidedly Democratic men, have done and are doing now.