[proud American in Canada]

Oh well...as Rush Limbaugh would say, “It’s the seriousness of the charge.”

I don’t feel sorry for these women. Did they never hear of the casting couch?

Franco may well be a pig, but I would expect that from a Hollywood celebrity.

[Calvin Locke]

Limbaugh uses that phrase, usually to make a point that there's a witch hunt going on.

Source of the phrase, c. 1990, during Bush41:

"Even though there is no evidence, the seriousness of the charge is what matters. The seriousness of the charge mandates that we investigate this."

--Thomas Foley (D, WA), Speaker, US House of Representatives

(Foley use to steal food off of airliners when deplaning.)