Schadrach

It’s a simple reality that impeaching Trump and removing him from office requires a 2/3 majority of both houses of Congress to vote for to achieve. Without that, the answer is no, he’s not going to be impeached and removed from office. Dems will likely stand in solidarity to push that through, but unless the midterms go in a wildly unlikely direction that’s not going to be enough to get the 2/3 of both houses, which means you are going to need GOP to break ranks, which is varying degrees of unlikely.

Dems released this report now so it would be fresh in minds for the midterms, because that’s the most impact it’s likely to have while Trump is still in office and they are wildly unlikely to be able to get him out without GOP growing a spine and turning against MAGA (which they won’t do because it hurts their reelection odds).

I don’t know, do Dems have a 2/3 majority of both houses of Congress? Or are some GOP going to break ranks to get there? No? Then probably not.

Because it gets drilled into most boy’s heads from a very young age that you are never to strike a girl, not even in self defense. Violence by women against men gets a pass to a degree that’s almost ridiculous, including sexual violence - though with sexual violence it’s baked into the systems and discussions around it to the point that I can actually find you quote from people involved with researching or dealing with sexual violence being pretty explicit about the double standard and treating it as obvious.

Women get paid less to do the same work.

They don’t. They really don’t. Comparisons that suggest they do don’t compare “the same work” - they typically compare the median male and female total earnings which conceals a lot behind an assumption that men and women are identical aside from total pay. Once you start adjusting for things like role, industry, work hours, geography, seniority, etc the gap shrinks to nearly nothing and in some demographic cases (young, urban, single and childless for example) even flips the other way.