But this can create an opening to question candidates about their support of the registry. As accusations of sexual impropriety are levied against one candidate and the spouse of the other, and as other dubiously morally upright apologists justify that boorish, if not illegal, behavior, what better time to remind them of the thousands of American citizens forced to register as sex offenders and sexual predators for actions no more and often times less predatory than the actions of the candidate. Do they at least now understand how easy it is for someone to make an accusation and how difficult it is to challenge the accusation?

This is an opportunity to bring the very existence of the sex offender registry into play.