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The Victims Speak: This Is What Hillary Did

1 Comment Posted by angelforisrael on 2016-10-20

American Thinker
By Elise Cooper | 19 October 2016

There they go again. People are horrified about the accusations women are making against Donald Trump. Yet, looking at what Hillary Clinton has said and done professionally and personally over the years, she is an enabler, an accomplice, and a bully.

What Mr. Trump should do is pivot away, talk about issues of concern, and allow others to talk about the issue of women. But it is understandable how he can be frustrated with those who claim they will not vote for him because they are taking the moral high ground. American Thinker interviewed Juanita Broaddrick and Kathy Shelton’s spokesperson, Candice Jackson, regarding their opinions about the Clintons’ disregard for women.

Juanita recounted how Bill Clinton in 1978 invited her to discuss her concerns about the nursing home industry any time she came to Little Rock. Three weeks later, she was there for a meeting. She and Clinton were to meet at a coffee shop, but at the last minute, he changed it to her hotel room because of the noise. While making chitchat, he pointed down to an old building, putting his hand over her shoulder. He then turned her around and forced her on to the bed, violently raped her, and bit her top lip to stop her from yelling for help.

Hillary Clinton was quoted in 2015 as saying, “To every survivor of sexual assault…you have the right to be heard. You have the right to be believed. We’re with you.” Too bad she did not feel that way in 1975 when defending a rapist who assaulted twelve-year-old Kathy Shelton. Typical of defense attorneys, she put the blame on Kathy, with various interrogations and accusations of being a liar. Clinton smeared and humiliated this rape victim, who was beaten so savagely that she nearly died. Why would Clinton go with this defense strategy if she were a true advocate of women and children? Jackson’s answer: “She unethically and immorally blamed a twelve-year-old victim.”

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