She's. Not. That. Innocent...

 The new Brittany in the drama sweeping the tabloids and the headlines.  But... is America buying her story?*  Did this divorcing mother of one really not know how to turn down unwanted sexual advances?  The situation never presented before in this (very attractive) woman's life?  I call bullshit.  She clearly knew what the governor wanted from her, and for a very long time, she was meeting those needs... and being paid for it, as well.  If he was playing games in the workplace, so was she.  It's hard for a man to slip a hand under the blouse of a non incapacitated, non consenting woman... most women know that. Most men too.  If you give him the green light for the most part, he's gonna go.  I think Brittany likely understood this. Even encouraged it at the time, to the point of being rewarded with work and attentions not given to other women, who weren't hugging and kissing and taking selfies with the governor at work (where are the B/black and B/brown administrative assistants in that office earning OT hours and weekend/holiday pay?) 

"Not. That. Innocent..."