Re: Democrat sex offender Michael Oreskes.

NEW YORK -- Michael Oreskes has resigned as chief of NPR's newsroom 
following accusations of sexual harassment that dated back to the 
1990s. 

The chief editor at National Public Radio, Michael Oreskes, was 
placed on leave Tuesday after a published report that he abruptly 
kissed two women who were seeking jobs while he was Washington 
bureau chief at The New York Times in the 1990s.

NPR reported Tuesday that Oreskes was formally rebuked following a 
separate incident two years ago where a female producer complained 
she was made to feel uncomfortable after a dinner in which Oreskes 
talked about sex and inquired about her personal life. The woman, 
Rebecca Hersher, said on the NPR report that "it undercut my 
confidence."

The women told the Post that they had met with Oreskes to talk about 
job prospects, while he ran the Times' Washington bureau, when he 
unexpectedly kissed them and stuck his tongue in their mouths.