| No Images? Click here   The Politics Of Sexual MisconductCasino magnate Steve Wynn appears to be the first major CEO credibly accused of sexual misconduct in the months since the #MeToo movement kicked into high gear.And the allegations are horrifying. The Wall Street Journal talked to dozens of employees at Wynn's hotels who describe a decades-long pattern of misbehavior. For example, Wynn reportedly forced a hotel manicurist to have sex with him. She filed suit and he paid her $7.5 million to make her story go away. Women apparently would book fake appointments to avoid going up to Wynn's office where their fear of the powerful man and his requests for sex was heightened by the German shepherds he kept in his office.Under the cloud of the story, Wynn resigned his position as finance chair of the Republican National Committee. However, the RNC said Tuesday that it plans on holding on to the more than $1 million Wynn has given to the party. This is the same Republican party that called on Democrats to give back donations from Harvey Weinstein, after he was credibly accused of sexual misconduct. To understand their logic: If you love getting these emails, please use this special link -- that belongs only to you -- to share with a friend!   The reality of being a woman — by the numbers.Like what you see? Share it with a friend. Did someone forward this email? Subscribe here. Can't get enough? Check out The Good Life.©2017 HuffPost | 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003 |
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