Bob Gorrell for November 13, 2017

Roy Rogers and Fred Rogers are both dead.

Isn’t Gorrell’s observation a sad commentary on our society?

The election is over; why are we still talking about Obama?

The more women come out and powerful men – from all walks of life – lose their jobs, and are held responsible for how they treat others, the more likely we are to see men who behave toward women in a courteous, respectful manner.

More then celebrities, take a look at scientists, computer developers, nature trail guides, politicians and anyone in the service industry. Stars can come out and speak out about this. How about a journalist who will lose her job? Or a waitress who can hardly make rent? The only solution is to go after these men like we wanted to solve this.

And he’s FOX News’ Shep Smith. Catch the irony.

This is funny because the media destroyed Mike Pence when he was courteous and respectful to women.

Shep’s not a celebrity. I bet it is George Clooney or Robert Redford, or Patrick Stewart, or Christopher Walken, or Michael Caine, or Colin Firth, or Morgan Freeman, orTom Hanks, or Leonardo DiCaprio or Barack Obama …..

I don’t see how a “bad boy” can be considered a “good catch”. From what I’ve seen, they’re usually rude and self-centered. Those are not very attractive traits in anyone.

Men who behave themselves do not create bad news. I would like to know what the percentage of well behaving men over badly behaving men is?