Judging from some of the comments on a couple of sites, apparently he's a "wuzzy" for not accommodating her and reporting her. Geezzz, when it's a woman who complains of sexual harrassment it seems to be a totally different situation. I guess she's just a "victim" of male bitterness because he was passed over for a promotion.
How can Barr make such blatant statements/proposals unless she's gotten away with it in the past? I wonder how many did accommodate her? I wonder how many didn't? Knowing that Napolitano has Barr's back covered, who would take the chance of reporting it or stepping forward to admit that they did or didn't? It's no secret that the administration protects it's own and that will prevent anyone else coming forward. Barr may be out, but Napolitano will still be in, and she would probably make sure that anyone who had anything to do with bringing Barr down will go down as well. (no pun intended)
I read one comment by a guy who said that when he was in college with Barr she offered up her "services" to him and a friend of his.
Barr should have kept her mouth shut (in more ways than one
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