Do As Hillary Says, Not As She Does

"[A]ny woman who reports an assault should be heard and believed, and there should be a process that is in place — not made up every time that something like this happens — to examine what she is saying, to begin to hear from people to make some kind of decision that is viewed as fair to everybody, because it does need to be fair to everybody. But many women like her feel that they are basically being asked to remain silent. That nobody wants to hear from them, that nobody wants to believe them, and nobody wants to have the comprehensive services that they need." ~ Hillary Clinton

"...in the 1990’s [when] multiple women...accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault and misconduct...[when Hillary]...was doing her best to run interference for Bill, Hillary most certainly did not believe that sexual assault survivors should be 'heard and believed.' Oh, no. The policy back then was that women who accused Bill Clinton of sexual assault were to be immediately slimed and shamed."

Just ask Kathleen Willey, Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, and Gennifer Flowers.

Go read that link. Go read the facts that even left-leaning SLATE publicized about this:

"According to Carl Bernstein's A Woman in Charge, as her husband prepared to run for president, she pushed to get sworn statements from women he'd been rumored to have been involved with, statements in which they were supposed to say they'd had no relationship with him. She even interviewed one of these women herself, at her law firm. She also led efforts to undermine Gennifer Flowers, whom she referred to as 'trailer trash.'"
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Hillary Clinton can't give the speech [about gender] because she has not always been so sisterly, and if her biggest fans knew who she really blamed—other women—they might not still be fans.

Don't take anyone's word for it, that Hillary is no friend to real feminists. Just read about the truth, for yourselves.