This blog is the spiritual successor to my previous similarly titled blog post that debunked a widely-reported study claiming America was one of the top ten most dangerous countries for women. As I pointed out at the time, the report heavily weighted the subjective judgements of “experts.” The result is that a bunch of Westerners polled at the height of the #MeToo failed to look beyond their bubble and declared the U.S. the third-worst country in the world for “sexual violence.” Seriously.
White House reporter Brian Karem reported Monday that Maryland officials were investigating another Brett Kavanaugh accusation, but local police say they have not initiated an investigation into the Supreme Court nominee. 
If you're a politician, someone complimenting you and also giving you a chance to claim aggrieved status is a coup indeed. And sometimes, female politicians tell reporters about people who just miraculously told them they're terrific but aren't sure about them because they're ... WOMEN. No proof of this, but pinkie swear! 
Brian Karem, a White House correspondent for Playboy and executive editor of the Sentinel Newspapers, will now be an on-air contributor for CNN. Playboy's White House correspondent was berated on Twitter this week following his dubious tweet about a chance encounter with an anti-Trump Hispanic boy. 