The accusations and allegations of sexual harassment and abuse against women by prominent and powerful men are currently rampant in all sectors of American society. The consequences of these actions, in most instances, have been firings, loss of respect and public shaming. However, we are missing No. 1.

As a candidate, Trump stood accused of physical sexual abuse and/or sexual harassment by at least a dozen women. His reward for sexual abuse and harassment, of course, was being elected president of the United States. We are missing one who has yet to be made accountable for his actions: Trump himself.

When will the women president Trump has abused see justice for their abuser? Or, instead, will Trump claim executive privilege and skip merrily through the Rose Garden of the White House?

Come on folks, we are better than that.

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