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Democrats who accused Republicans of being anti-women during last years 
campaign are strangely silent now that one of their own -- San 
Diego Mayor Bob Filner -- is accused of groping and sexually assaulting 
women."Don't identify him as my former colleague," an agitated House Democratic 
Leader Nancy Pelosi reportedly said Thursday night when asked about the 
claims against Filner.Pelosi worked alongside Filner for 10 years in Congress. 
The two were founding members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, and 
Filner was a loyal foot soldier for the House leader, having spent 
20 years in Congress. On Friday, however, Pelosi said, "What goes on 
in San Diego is up to the people of San Diego. I'm 
not here to make any judgments."Compare that to the scandal involving Florida 
Rep. Mark Foley. Republican Foley was accused of sending sexually explicit 
emails to a congressional page. On the very same day the story 
broke, Pelosi took to the House floor to demand an investigation.Or consider 
the case against Oregon Sen. Bob Packwood, accused of unwanted sexual advances 
in November 1992. Two days later, the Oregon Democratic Party called for 
his resignation, followed by a call from California Democratic Sen. Dianne 
Feinstein. Twelve days after the story broke and before any investigation, 
Feinstein said Packwood should resign if the allegations were true. A month 
later, California's other senator, Barbara Boxer, said Packwood should resign 
immediately
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is much simpler."It's silliness; it's just people having fun," Hughes said.Some 
friends call themselves the Unicorn Army on Instagram -- another web-based 
photo sharing site -- and try to find unusual places to get 
pictures of someone wearing the unicorn head, Hughes said.Dimas and Hughes 
went to the game with tickets the strip club gave them and 
took the unicorn mask because they "thought it would be funny to 
take the picture of thousands of people with one random unicorn head 
in there."That's when a stadium camera operator saw Dimas and motioned for 
her to stand up so she could be shown on the stadium's 
video scoreboard, but Dimas took it one step further and started dancing 
in the aisle. When an usher asked her to sit down, Dimas 
didn't -- but only because Hughes said it's hard to hear and 
see while wearing the unicorn head -- so Dimas and Hughes were 
asked to leave, Hughes said.The sergeant who posed for the picture was 
one of several people in the ballpark security office."There was a bunch 
of people there, other security officers, too, and they just thought it 
was fun," Hughes said. "I think he was just being nice. There 
were other officers and people in the room and they were, like, 
`Put it on' and he's, like, `I'll do it."'Public safety director Michael 
Huss said the sergeant may be disciplined because, "This is someone that 
is a supervisor, that we look up to to lead other officers. 
It's not the example we're looking fo

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