Totally get where this sentiment comes from. The Franken thing seems to be too strong of a backlash, not on the Roy Moore/Weinstein/Trump level.
Everyone is running with these allegations, they haven't been proven, you can see where a vindictive ex might make something up....on and on.
All true.
My answer is: That sucks, and I hope it doesn't happen that often. But have we gone too far the other way? No. Not by a long shot. Women have been dealing with this for decades, one good politician gets his career damaged a bit too much, and we have gone too far the other way? I don't think so.
It's even a little insulting to all the innocent women of sexual assault, who have seen their careers derailed because they didn't play along, or been fired for speaking up, to get all worked up about Franken taking some bad PR. Franken can write a book about his experiences, and appear on Oprah and Ellen next year, have a good cry, hug it out, and make a ton of money if he wants to.
I completely understand the concern about McCarthyism in regards to this, and some innocent guys getting swept up in the hysteria. And we are going to read a lot more stuff like this from the conservative media soon, I think. The same way they like to make people think false rape allegations are a regular thing.
There might be some collateral damage from this whole thing. And that would be unfair. But then maybe men will be getting a taste of what women have been dealing with forever.