Hillary Clinton Shouts Down Rape Victim Challenging Her Over Bill's Sexual Assaults
"The hypocrisy of so-called women who fight for women”
January 4, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
The media is applauding this as if shutting up a rape victim is some kind of political triumph.
Yes, that was me and yes, I am fully aware of how impolite I was. According to a little sign in Hillary Clinton's Salem, NH office; Well Behaved Women Rarely make History.
I have been trying to get Hillary's side of the story for many years and gave her many opportunities to talk to me about it. She cannot say she is both fighting for women but will not even try to find out what her husband was doing on the day in April of 1978 that the rape probably happened according to the very well researched Dateline NBC story Lisa Myers did in 1999. I would not blame a woman for what her husband did but it is what Hillary did after the fact, intimidated Broaddrick and has enabled her husband's abuse of other women. Hillary is a traitor to the core values of feminism.
When Al Gore was running for president, I asked him if he believed her too because I was shocked that women's groups like NOW were not demanding answers. Gore told me that he doesn't know the story but that I should forgive Clinton anyway as if I was asking about an affair, not a crime. After Broaddrick saw that question on TV, she called me and I asked her all the questions people were throwing at me about why she may not be telling the truth. I was in a support group at the time for rape and sexual assault survivors and I know this subject better than I want to
Hillary believes Broaddrick was raped and that is why she will not discuss it in any sincere way. That is what drove me to do what I did today, my concern for sexual assault survivors. If I could have brought this issue up in any polite way or if people in her campaign really did follow up with me by calling me, I would never have been so impolite. I know I was impolite but in this whole scenario, you are angry at the wrong person, save that anger for Bill Clinton for being a sexual predator or for the woman who enables him-not me.
[ And of course, there was Eileen Wellstone, years earlier in Oxford, and an unknown woman at Yale. ]
According to Hillary and the media, asking these questions is "rude". Arguably Bill Clinton's actions are far more rude.
“I was a Democrat, but I became a Republican because of this, because of this stuff. Because of what I saw happen in the Clinton years, the hypocrisy of so-called women who fight for women,” said Prudhomme-O’Brien, who has interrupted Clinton events previously
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