"This is an ideological rape of all women." FFS

Really, I liked that line and the character who said it. The fact that he would choose to try smear a woman, in a way that wouldn't even raise the eyebrow (at least not in disgust or disrepute) for a man in the same position sex with four girls when they were 18 was not only applying a double-standard, but manufacturing material in order to do so. The ideology is eliminating the double-standard, and the production of the evidence is the rape. It's a flowery term, but completely poignant and appropriate.

If the candidate were a man, NO WAY would he be asked about his practice of birth control, plans to take paternity leave, sexual imbroglios or past extra-marital affairs. That analogy by Runyon's wife was absolutely perfect because that's exactly what it was.