Wrong is Wrong

* She should be fired.

* She should be disbarred.

* She's unfit for her job.

* She's a wh***.

* Nasty quips regarding her body shape.

* Hateful statements about how she looks.

That's just a tiny portion of the negative things said and shared about Fani Willis--the Black woman who is also the District Attorney of Fulton County, Georgia--by MAGA and other Republicans when her affair with a married man was exposed.

Trump's extramarital affairs and sleaziness are now waving in the wind before the world. 

* Where's that outrage now? 

* Where are the calls for him to not run for public office? 

* Where are the declarations that he's unfit to hold the highest office in this Nation?

What I am hearing is his followers giving him passes left and right. Trump's extramarital affairs are no big deal. They are just not that important to them.  

Adultery is just as wrong and appalling for Trump as it was in Fani's case. If Fani deserves to be severely punished and fired from her job as punishment, why is Trump being given a pass by those same folk who called for Fani's crucifixion?

HYPOCRISY. Period.

And yes, I know that Trump tippin' out on his wife and his sleaziness are not why he's on trial. He's on trial for paying his extramarital partners off to keep them from tellin' and jeopardizing his chances of being elected in 2016, then falsifying/cooking his accounting books to hide the payments.

It's amazing how some Christians say God has no respect of person, but act like He does when it comes to accountability for them and those they hold dear or support.

Wrong is wrong. We can spin it, polish it, and gold  it and it will still be wrong.

Just keepin' it real...

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