The Republican Governors Association will reportedly return $100,000 of money raised by casino mogul Steve Wynn.

NEW: Republican Governors Association returning $100,000 in donations from casino magnate Steve Wynn following sexual misconduct allegations; the group has also cancelled plans to hold their 2020 Annual Conference at the Wynn Las Vegas. https://t.co/db0VF5b2zl pic.twitter.com/X25e2GkGVq

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Wynn resigned as the finance chairman of the Republican National Committee on Saturday following a Wall Street Journal report of his alleged decades of sexual misconduct. The Journal said the dozens of people they interviewed who had worked in some capacity for Wynn detailed the pattern of abuse.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D – N.Y.), who called for Sen. Al Franken’s resignation, said Monday on The View that Republican organizations should give back or donate the money raised by Wynn.

Gillibrand’s hands aren’t exactly clean either, however. The View‘s Meghan McCain questioned Gillibrand if she regrets campaigning with Bill Clinton. The senator avoided answering the question. Saying, “It’s not about any one president. And it’s not about any one industry. And if we reduce it to that, we are missing the opportunity to allow women to be heard.”

So, that’s a no, right?