The danger in discussing Trump's behavior is that it's too easy to get obfuscated by politics. To be fair, the same is true of Bill Clinton. It is clear  both men behaved very badly,  probably criminally so, and neither should be allowed to rationalize away the serious allegations against them as the rambling of partisan enemies.

In the broadest of strokes, this is about the powerful being allowed to prey on the weak, the oldest form of human injustice. In this case, the victims are not inherently weak because they are women, but because of a culture that, despite its claims, still practices male privilege behind closed doors. 

Sunshine is the best -- and probably only -- cure. And it's very hard for sunshine to filter through all the political maneuvering. I pray for truth to win out, and I also pray that this issue isn't forgotten once the election is over. This isn't just about electing a precedent. It's also about addressing a massive societal sin.