Holy hypocrisy, Batman! Alyssa Milano defends 'super-affectionate' Joe Biden, confesses to some problematic behavior of her own [video]

We already knew Alyssa Milano was a hypocrite, but she continues to find new ways to remind us.

Here’s what the #MeToo crusader had to say about Joe Biden’s “tactile politics”:

.@Alyssa_Milano defends Biden: "He was raised in a family that was super affectionate."

Adds she knows what it's like: "I walked onto set a few weeks ago and I kissed our prop guy on the arm. And I had this moment of, like, maybe that made him uncomfortable." pic.twitter.com/KRbWJiQExU

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) April 29, 2019

Before #MeToo, she never would’ve thought kissing a guy who wasn’t inviting her to do so might make him uncomfortable? Really? And after #MeToo, she did it anyway?

Wut? https://t.co/6pgevy7R9k

— JWF (@JammieWF) April 29, 2019

She is so weird.

— PartyofOne?? (@ADmomof3) April 29, 2019

That’s not creepy.

— Adam (@AdamHardesty) April 29, 2019

Yeah, maybe don't kiss coworkers in the workplace. That's…not something that should need to be said to an adult.

— GinaNation (@BGBandita) April 29, 2019

She basically raped a dude. https://t.co/XT21M4VxIF

— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) April 29, 2019

Obviously that’s not what anyone’s seriously contending, but the basic point still stands: Why is some unwanted affection more equal than others?

I know it’s sarcasm. But if any male prez candidate did that to a female crew member while filming an ad this cycle they’d be forced to withdraw immediately

— CommonSenseMan (@CommonSenseMa16) April 29, 2019

And who cares whether Joe Biden was raised in a “super-affectionate” family? Does that excuse his well documented penchant for creeping on women who don’t welcome his hands on their bodies?

It's good to know that ”being affectionate" is a defense now.

— SkolVikingsGuy (@SkolVikingsGuy) April 29, 2019