California talks a good game but drags feet on real action to protect vulnerable women

California talks a good game but drags it feet on action. Sexual harassment is not new, it is just making the headlines now.

Long Beach rejected a city law protecting housekeepers, women who have no or very little financial power.
http://www.presstelegram.com/2017/09/20/long-beach-leaders-reject-law-that-would-protect-housekeepers-at-local-hotels/

Instead of  state officials holding their Hollywood and big Democrat funders accountable, what are California state officials doing? Focusing on weed and opoids.

California bills addressing sexual harassment will be introduced in 2018. While some changes will address venture capitalists, only a single California bill addressing sex trafficking and exploitation is being introduced. And again, by the only California Democrat legislator who gets the issues.

https://www.revealnews.org/blog/cannabis-workers-bill-zooms-through-state-assembly/

The headline in the link below doesn't even scratch the surface. Porn, meth, racial inequality, older white gay male, younger black male escort. You know the typical Hollywood/Democrat debauchery scandal.

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-gemmel-moore-autopsy-20171118-story.html

Chicago passed a "Hands off, Pants on Ordinance". Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner recently signed bills that will address sexual harassment. And by the way, he is a Republican.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/illinois/articles/2017-11-16/governor-signs-2-sexual-harassment-bills-into-law

Charlie Sheen, Kevin Spacey, George Takei, Brett Ratner, Harvey Weinstein, Al Franken,  James Toback, Louis C.K., Glenn Thrush, Charlie Rose and the list is growing.