The only part that’s wrong about what she did is how everyone treated her for it.
She wasn’t the married, elected, oath-breaking one. She just banged her boss. 

I’d argue that there is very little wrong with what he did either (the doing it part. The lying was wrong ^^) but there is definitely nothing wrong with what…

as the world finally catches up to the fact that she was a young intern who made a mistake was taken advantage of by an old white man in a position of power.

And that’s the problem. She tried to move on and do something different, but she couldn’t because that’s what she was known for. He continued to be very successful on the speaking circuit and still polled well with women. He got to have a life. She didn't.

I agree. His personal life has really decreased my interest in his acting.

FunFact:

Actually since the recent revelation that hes Big into christian weirdness with a weird (I wont go so far as to accuse him of homophobia....buts hes homophobia-adjacent, at the least) church....and how that has re-framed his (and his characters’) brand of playful, wide-eyed naivete....my respect for him as a person…

I thought the ineffective assistance of counsel claim was very strong. But I also think that even with Clarence Darrow as his lawyer, he gets convicted. Because he did it.

It’s been a dog’s age since I listened to the first season of Serial. I remember coming away from it with two distinct impressions:

White Christians must denounce this religious fundamentalist terrorism. 

If you don’t want to hold Biden accountable for his brazen man brushes in the GOP, okay fine.

Susan is not a heart-beat away from being POTUS and carrying out terrible policies. It’s safe to give her a pass.

As others pointed out in other comments, it was the fraud who brought up Trump. Not the author. 

I mean, it was revealed this week, in financial statements, that Trump inflated his business accomplishments to attempt to buy the Bills and deflated them to avoid taxes. That’s an objectively true statement. The rest of your drivel is just the ramblings of someone who can’t handle the fact that their god-emperor has…

He’s the one who diagnosed Zapp Brannigan with sexlexia.

It’s uncanny that Sendler resembles another, um, “doctor”

Yeah, I get the argument against it, but it feels like it’s denying people bodily autonomy. It’s sort of the extreme end of the social model of disability, which is definitely better than the medical, but it doesn’t seem to take into account that certain disabilities can just be inherently painful and debilitating.

I feel the same as a chronic illness patient. We know pain and the hardships of enduring complex medical treatment and procedures, I definitely want the option too.

She also fought against passing physician-assisted suicide laws.

This is horrible all around but it begins with the fact that the inhaled antibiotic was $2k. WTF. If we manage to pass a Medicare for all, there better be a fucking provision in there allowing the gov’t to negotiate drug prices.