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Virtue-Signaling Flashbacks: Comments By NY AG Accused Of Abusing Women Come Back To Haunt Him

John Bickley

In a dizzying sequence of events on Monday, the left-wing litigation hero and #MeToo champion New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was accused by four women of having physically abused them, was urged to resign by fellow Democrat New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and announced his resignation — all in less than four hours. Just a few months ago, Schneiderman was setting himself up as a #MeToo champion and assuring the citizens of his state that he was there to “protect New Yorkers from those who would do them harm.”

Schniederman firmly established his #MeToo credentials by suing the man who infamously prompted the movement, Harvey Weinstein, and his former company. The now-former AG made sure to get in some good virtue-signaling public comments in the process.

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