The deflection re: the wrongfully imprisoned is unnecessary.  Every program dedicated to addressing wrongful imprisonment I've ever heard of is funded and staffed by liberals.  Do a little research and you can confirm this for yourself.

Invasion of another's personal space is a very common way to assert superiority.  It may be "man to man", but more often it's a man asserting his power over the woman.  Kruse, it seems, was perceived by women to be doing so.  Ms Gelser requested he cease.  He didn't.  She took her concern to Senator Cortney who formally demanded Mr. Kruse cease the behavior.  It seems he didn't.  He's paying the price for his behavior....That is called "logical consequences".  Mr. Kruse is NOT the victim here.  He could have avoided the entire sequence of events by simply doing as he was asked....BTW: that's also true regarding his arrogantly refusing to stop smoking in his office.

  I guessing you've heard the phrase "Pride goeth before the fall".......Gary Crum