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Earlier this morning, President Trump fired back at Senator Kirsten Gillibrand who called for his resignation, as reported by Fox News.

Everything You Need to Know Regarding POTUS' and Gillibrand's Remarks

Following the return of various women accusing President Trump of sexual misconduct, Gillibrand called for his resignation. The Democratic Senator also encouraged the now disgraced Al Franken to resign from Congress after the surfacing of sexual assault allegations and photographic evidence. However, President Trump did not appreciate Gillibrand's calls for him to resign from office. Shortly after 8:00 AM, the President posted the following tweet about Gillibrand: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/940567812053053441 Exactly 50 minutes later, Gillibrand responded with the hereinafter reply: https://twitter.com/SenGillibrand/status/940580340560809984

Allegations, Resignations, and Controversies Regarding Sexual Assault

The continuous stream of sexual assault allegations against male public figures has shocked the nation. In addition to birthing the #MeToo movement, Americans everywhere are discussing sexual assault. In past weeks, Speaker Ryan announced his moves to implement training designed to discourage Congressional leaders from committing sexual assault. America has furthermore attempted to pinpoint the root of sexual assault. Inherent power imbalances in the workplaces was cited as a theory. However, the plethora of allegations have come under scrutiny also. Many people have speculated that some accusations of sexual misconduct can and are being employed as political weapons. This notion is especially applicable to sexual assault allegations against Republican Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore. While many Americans were horrified at claims that he behaved inappropriately with 14 and 16-year old girls, others were more skeptical. In essence, critics questioned the timing of the accusations. After the allegations surfaced, Moore denied the claims, citing them as politically motivated. Weeks later, the nation learned that Beverly Nelson, one of Moore's accusers forged and lied about key evidence. Many Americans immediately affirmed the loss of Nelson's plausibility and furthermore cited the misleading act as proof that all accusations against Moore were trumped up. In recent days, the people of this nation have questioned whether or not public figures should lose their jobs or resign on the basis of accusations alone. The age old "innocent until proven guilty" factor still remains, note many Americans.