>>The question isn't whether Ann Coulter is timid. Of course Ann Coulter isn't timid. The question is, Was she timid in her accusation?
There is no less evidence of missus clinton's revictimization of Broaddrick than there is of bill clinton's double rape of Broaddrick. (See my prior response to you.)
BTW, I am the first to say that by focusing the world's attention on the clinton rape of Broaddrick, Coulter did a great service for us all. <<
I am using dial-up - for me to DL a video segment takes a very long time !
Also, I have been having difficulties with my browser and downloading this page, with its' many pictures ~
has been a b!tch .. . . . . . . . . . .
You should really try to see the two interviews of Broaddrick. They are devastating.
Also, the rape specialists who interviewed Broaddrick during the clinton impeachment found her very credible.
Moreover, there were contemporaneous witnesses to the effects of the rape (injury, torn clothes, state of shock, etc.), one witness within minutes of the rape. You will hear about that in the NBC interview.
And there were contemporaneous witnesses to the clintons' routine, ruthless revictimization of the clinton victims of rape and predation.
As for the statute of limitation on rape, notwithstanding the fact that she was intimidated into silence for all those years, we must remember that we are not in a court of law. We are not seeking the slammer for the clintons. What we are seeking, i.e., early retirement, is much less onerous. (For us, anyway.)