Is it OK when it’s our guy involved in sexual misconduct, but not when it’s theirs? A roundup of editorials Tuesday takes a look at the issue.

Opinions from the Right:

1. Al Franken Increases Roy Moore's Odds of Election

From The Resurgent: Do you think Republicans are going to condemn Roy Moore if Democrats are not doing the same with Al Franken?

2. It’s Different When It’s Our Guy

From Townhall: Roy Moore has to go, but, then, so does Sen. Al Franken. In the end, it’s all about politics.

3. Congress's Sexual Assault on Taxpayers

From Common Sense: What is sleazier than a Hollywood sexual scandal? A Washington D.C. one. (Warning: coarse language)

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