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A new political action committee plans to give the many women who have been victimized by Bill and Hillary Clinton a platform to tell their stories.
Rape Accountability Project for Education PAC, also known as RAPE PAC, plans to put victims in both television and radio ads that will shed light on how the Clintons worked to silence and destroy women that accused the former president of rape.
“The plan is to feature the victims of Bill and Hillary in TV and radio ads and let them tell their own story,” said Roger Stone, the veteran Republican strategist who started the group.
“When I was writing my book, I had women call me and tell me about their experiences at the hands of Bill Clinton,” Willey told the Washington Free Beacon last month. “And I was horrified by some of the things they were saying. But I don’t think they’ll ever talk fully. And you know what? I can’t say that I blame them. I mean, look what has happened to me.”
“This is 2016, okay? This isn’t 1966,” Willey said. “And women are still dealing with the same thing. Blame the victim.”
originally posted by: MysticPearl
A new political action committee plans to give the many women who have been victimized by Bill and Hillary Clinton a platform to tell their stories.
Rape Accountability Project for Education PAC, also known as RAPE PAC, plans to put victims in both television and radio ads that will shed light on how the Clintons worked to silence and destroy women that accused the former president of rape.
“The plan is to feature the victims of Bill and Hillary in TV and radio ads and let them tell their own story,” said Roger Stone, the veteran Republican strategist who started the group.
This will be interesting as it might bring to light some of the atrocities against women at the hands of the Clintons the MSM refuses to cover.
“When I was writing my book, I had women call me and tell me about their experiences at the hands of Bill Clinton,” Willey told the Washington Free Beacon last month. “And I was horrified by some of the things they were saying. But I don’t think they’ll ever talk fully. And you know what? I can’t say that I blame them. I mean, look what has happened to me.”
“This is 2016, okay? This isn’t 1966,” Willey said. “And women are still dealing with the same thing. Blame the victim.”
I'm also interested to see how this effects Hillary, who bills herself as being much better for women than Trump. I assume the PAC will delve into how Hillary treated Bill's victims, which for the most part was attacking and blaming them while publicly at least, dismissing any fault at the hands of her husband.
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originally posted by: Hazardous1408
Don't think you're allowed to call someone a rapist without proof, in adverts or on the radio.
And rightly so...
That said, if the stories about Bill & Hillary are true, if, they both deserve everything they get in life...
& I don't include the millions upon millions in blood money from blood oil states.
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
I don't think Bill's affairs will effect Hillary, as much as her reaction to said affairs...
originally posted by: mobiusmale
originally posted by: JoshuaCox
I don't think Bill's affairs will effect Hillary, as much as her reaction to said affairs...
Her reaction to the women who reported Bill's sexual assaults and sexual harrassments will be a factor for sure.
However, since she has now declared that Bill Clinton will be back in the White House, not just as "first man" - but working to "revitalize the economy"..ie. be an active part of her adminsitration - his past and present (let's not forget the Energizer, or his trips to Orgy Island without his Secret Service detail) indiscretions are a direct factor.
If it wasn't her husband, would Hillary offer a senior level staff position to somebody with multiple rape and sexual misconduct allegations (including a financial settlement on one)?
If not...then why does Bill get a pass?
If so...what does this say about her judgement - and her real feelings about sexual assault victims?
originally posted by: rollanotherone
Wasn't this thread already done a week ago?
originally posted by: JimNasium
originally posted by: rollanotherone
Wasn't this thread already done a week ago?
It reads Feb.08 so just in time for Valentine's Day... But We just figured out which toilet to use after We received an e-mail from Mrs. Clinton stating the fax, uh...er.... "facts" (As She believes them..)
She wanted to protect her own interests, and to do that she had to destroy the women who she knew were going to come forward and reveal the alleged sexual harassment and rape, and the intimidation that was about ready to be leveled against these women to keep them quiet.
originally posted by: rollanotherone
originally posted by: JimNasium
originally posted by: rollanotherone
Wasn't this thread already done a week ago?
It reads Feb.08 so just in time for Valentine's Day... But We just figured out which toilet to use after We received an e-mail from Mrs. Clinton stating the fax, uh...er.... "facts" (As She believes them..)
What you said makes zero sense and had zero relivince to this thread. Carry on.
originally posted by: Domo1
This excites my kekles.
Didn't Hillary once say no one wold believe these women because they were trash? Terrible person. Not sure if more crooked or heartless.
originally posted by: MEDIKATED
Right, could you imagine if trump did any of the stuff she or her husband is accused of ? The closest anyone could get was the New York Times and atleast 5 of those women were on the news all week pissed because they really like him and said he is a gentlemen and that the New York times twisted their words, sounds desperate to me. I guess these isn't any dirt on Trump after all if that's all they got.