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Dear Women: Your Bad Life Choices At Cornell Frat Parties Shouldn’t Be National News

Women have a choice to make. They can no longer evade the responsibility for it.

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Editor’s note: This article discusses mature themes.

At some point we’re going to have to decide: Women are either capable of taking control of their lives and accepting responsibility for their choices or they’re not. At the moment, we’re trending toward not.

CNN content creator Jake Tapper on Monday interviewed the district attorney who has reopened a criminal investigation into the alleged 2024 sexual assault of a Cornell student known only (per a new civil lawsuit) as “Jane Doe.” In that exchange, Tapper was nearly bent over in angry tears demanding to know why the DA, Matthew Van Houten, hadn’t disregarded everything Doe reportedly told police at the time about her consensual sex and drug use with some frat boys and instead probed around for more details.

“You know, I have a daughter,” Tapper said. “I can’t imagine how mad I would be if a district attorney handled this case that way for my daughter. It’s just — do you not acknowledge that your office dropped the ball by not looking more into what happened?”

According to Doe, “what happened” is that sometime in October — she has officially given two different dates that are almost a week apart — she drank underage at a sorority house “until she was intoxicated” before going to a bar, where she........

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