Apparently, something is happening in Neocon/Tea Party/MAGAt Twitter with some women from the MAGA universe complaining about sexual harassment and misogynic slurs from the Trump cultists and other right-wing establishments if they're not loving Mr. Trump 100% with all their souls and they dare to disagree with Dear Leader. (Editorial note: Duh. Who coulda seen that comin'?)

One of the players in this drama is former Trump lawyer and Eau de Giuliani whiffer Jenna Ellis, a sanctioned lawyer who released a statement that demonstrates she truly has no idea who she worked for or what evil they are truly capable of:

Sexual harassment, threats of violence, and comparisons to sex workers are never okay legally or ethically. This isn't about being offended by a meme, it's about not violating the law and basic standards of decency while engaging in political discourse. My question is whether the Trump family wants these vile people associated with them or condones sexual harassment? Women who previously represented Trump and are now pro-DeSantis, like Erin Perrine, should be able to do their jobs and have their political opinions without malicious threats of violence online.

My question is whether the Trump family wants these vile people associated with them or condones sexual harassment? The Trump family, whose patriarch has been indicted for paying a porn star–whom he now refers to as "horseface"–through a company he put his sons in charge of. The Trump family, whose patriarch fantasized about his older daughter from the time she was a teenager, out loud, on television. The Trump family, whose patriarch once told a 10-year-old girl on an escalator that he was "going to date her in ten years." Whose soon-to-be newest member's best qualification for her position was that she was fired from her last job for sexual harassment? The Trump family, whose patriarch attended parties with Jeffrey Epstein? You're looking to them for moral guidance on sexual harassment? Good luck with that.