Faced with the tragic sexual assault case in Steubenville, Ohio, and the increasing amount of violent crimes shared on social media, U.S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld has proposed a program which is intended to teach teens to use social media responsibly.
Mr. Ihlenfeld has said Steubenville "was eye opening - one night with high school students involved with alcohol, (smartphones) and social media, how that can change the lives of those involved forever."
Rather than address the epidemic of sexual assaults in the nation, Ihlenfeld's actions suggest that the real problem wasn't the rape, but that the criminals were careless. Instead of teaching that rape is unacceptable, he's teaching rapists not to leave evidence.
Mr. Ihlenfeld must be immediately dismissed as a U.S. Attorney