In Reporting Clayton William's "Weather and Rape" Story, the Press

In reporting Clayton William's "weather and rape" story, the press took into consideration

A) embarrassing the candidate and society's increasing sensitivity to sexual abuse and harassment.
B) that neither violent crime nor women should be compared to the weather.
C) embarrassing women versus embarrassing the candidate.
D) that all casual communication between candidates and the press is off the record.
E) society's increasing sensitivity to sexual abuse and harassment and the lack of access to the man behind the campaign.