The latest twist in the political drama in Virginia politics would probably be decried as too far-fetched as a House of Cards subplot. Just as Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax seemed poised to become the state's second-ever African-American governor in the wake of Gov. Ralph Northam's racist yearbook photo scandal, a sexual assault allegation first made over a year ago has resurfaced, threatening to derail his rise.
No matter how this bizarre saga ends, it shows one thing: Current feminist and liberal-left rules on issues of sexual misconduct, based on the “Believe women” dogma, create untenable, no-win situations.
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