My sentence made perfect sense in context. I'll type slowly:
You suggested my personal life wasn't perfect, as if that were the issue with Moriarty. In fact, the issue is that Moriarty was arrested for hitting a woman.
Following so far?
*I*--DW--am not going to be associated with Fred Thompson by people who'd love nothing more than to claim he's--Fred's--being backed by someone who's abused a woman--Moriarty.
A complex sentence, sure. But perfectly acceptable grammatically, and perfectly understandable to anyone with eighth-grade-level reading comprehension. Unless you're trying to dodge the issue.
Class dismissed.
I really have no idea what has or hasn't happened in Moriarty's private life. Nor do I care.
Hollywood gossip is just that. And I don't do gossip.
Woman hits man, man hits woman, man leaves in anger, woman calls cops. Nothing to see here.
50 million abortions relieves me of that responsibility.
However I do see your point and understand how you feel, I am neutral on this one as well, good actor, a bit unsettled, but maybe it’s “any port in a storm” time...