Yeah and awesome career acceleration. All those rape survivors, running the companies they took down... wait.. no. Hmm?

She was looking to get Hughes fired from what I can tell.

Civil remedies are actually a common alternative to going to the police because the standard of proof is more achievable for rape, the process is less painful for the survivor, and sometimes the risk is lower (although not risk free!). If you’re at all educated…

It keeps getting worse.

In a grim way, I am amazed that it hasn’t caused all of the female employees to convert over to the liberal feminist side. I wonder if they were raised to believe that this was simply the way the world was and thought Fox was what everywhere was like.

You absolutely can’t relate and don’t understand.

I’ll end by saying that in MOST cases, i side with the victim. It just seems to me that in this one case, she’s looking to get paid. She very well may be telling the truth; and I wouldn’t put it past Fox, given their recent track record, to sweep this under the rug and hope it goes away.

Entrepreneurial idea for law school grads wondering what to do with their expensive law degree: A boutique law firm that does NOTHING but handle sexual assault / harassment / race & gender discrimination claims from FoxNews.

I feel horrible that this was my first thought but it’s almost like if you make a living supporting a misogynistic rapist candidate, you might be more likely to come into contact with other mysogonistic rapist.

Exactly, if a horrible thing happens to a horrible person, it’s still a horrible thing that happened.

If you’re asking in good faith I’ll give an answer, albeit a short one.

I am genuinely beginning to wonder if there’s a single male employed by that network who has not harassed any of his female coworkers right now.

Fox is so awful it can make an awful, reprehensible, moronic human being like Hughes seem sympathetic. This is callous, I know, but it does help explain how she has any kind of public-speaking career.