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turned out he too may be forced to resign from office because a professor in california called vanessa thyssenaid fairfax violently sexually assaulted her at the 2004 democratic national convention in boston where both of them were volunteering. at the time, fairfax was a body man for disgraced senator john edwards because the details here are just too perfect to make up. according to two sources were in the room, fairfax's first response to the story was "f that bench," not really a reaction to a story of sexual assault. she released a highly detailed account of what happened to her and it makes for herring reading figure you read it. the response appears to be really obvious because they went through something amazingly similar, another professor from california accused another public figure of far lessg serious crimes with far fewer corroboratingai details. democrats know they have to believe all women, they told us that countless times but this time they don't believe all women, they don't care about vanessa tyson. she's in the way. watch presidential candidate cory booker, a self-describe