Hypocrisy is at the heart of the Democrat Party. Nothing displays it so as the silence of prominent Democrat women when faced with an allegation against another prominent Democrat. When it comes to Republicans, remember the campaign against Brett Kavanaugh, it was guilty until proven innocent, which he was. But now, in the case of liberal New York Democrat Governor Andrew Cuomo, it’s eyes wide shut.

FNC: “New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is denying allegations this week that he has used his position to belittle and bully critics and opponents, sexually harass an aide, and suggest she ‘play strip poker.’ In the wake of the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment, what do some of the nation’s leading liberal women have to say about the issue? Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a longtime Cuomo ally, did not respond to Fox News’ request for comment. Neither did House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who last week joined GOP critics of Cuomo in calling for an investigation into the nursing home crisis, did not respond to Fox News’ requests for comment. The National Organization for Women also kept mum.”

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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, is an especially interesting case. Granted she led the charge against fellow liberal Democrat Senator Al Franken when he was accused of sexual harassment. But now, when it hits closer to home, she is completely silent on the issue. Here’s what she said about Franken in 2019.

“There is no prize for someone who tries to hold accountable a powerful man who is good at his day job. But we should have the courage to do it anyway.”

WATCH: ⁦@SenGillibrand⁩ gives full throated response to ⁦@JaneMayerNYer⁩’a reports on fmr Sen. Al Franken. Gillibrand, who led outcry for Franken to resign last January, is asked if she regrets her actions. “No, I do not have any regrets.” pic.twitter.com/IWAtRXNJFA

— Cara Korte (@CaraKorte) July 22, 2019

Then was then. Now? No response. The governor of her home state and own party treats a woman on his staff like chattel and she has nothing to say. There, on blatant show, is Gillibrand’s true commitment to women’s rights and against sexual harassment. Her basic message is: “If you’re a liberal Democrat male you can treat women any way you like. My gorgon sisters and I will look the other way.” That’s right, politics over people, the Democrat way.