“Removing one more distraction will help everyone keep their focus on legislative matters.”
In May, Missouri House Speaker John Diehl resigned after revelations he had a "sexually charged relationship" with a college freshman who was interning in a Missouri Capitol internship program. He was, of course, one of those "family values" conservatives.
A mere two months later, Missouri Senator Paul Levota abruptly resigned after revelations he sexually harassed two female interns.
Now the Missouri Republicans are scrambling to come up with a new internship policy. Rather than focusing on getting their own members to behave professionally with young staffers, as they would in any business setting, the Missouri GOP seems hellbent on reeling in those interns who cause so much trouble. Among their recommendations? Stricter dress codes for interns:
Rep. Bill Kidd, an Independence Republican, responded almost immediately with the suggestion that an intern dress code was needed. He was seconded by Republican Rep. Nick King of Liberty.
“We need a good, modest, conservative dress code for both the males and females,” King wrote in an email to colleagues. “Removing one more distraction will help everyone keep their focus on legislative matters.”
this goes to what i've been saying about republicans and their uncontrollable carnal lust. i believe they are so lax and dismissive of rape and assaults on women because it is their nature to abuse.
instead of firing or counseling those lecherous offenders they pass it off as usual the way women dress when in reality that is the reason many of them hire the more, i don't like this word but it's in relation to what i think they see as their catlyst, "provocative" look than when they allow their hormones to manifest into a stalking assault they blame the the women the object of their lust. just like blaming Pres. for what they do.
boyz will be boyz is just an excuse to harass and take advantage because of their position i also believe they see it as a perk along with graft and bribe money from special interest.
