Editorial: Predatory men are adept at manipulating imbalances of power in opaque and informal hierarchies, such as political parties
A common thread in many cases is the sense of powerlessness and isolation induced in the victim by a politician who uses patronage and the aura of authority bestowed by his office to exert control. That imbalance makes it easier for the abuser to evade exposure, using his privileged position to discredit accusers and intimidate them into silence. It is a common template for abuse.
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