I think you are teasing for your own website. It is disturbing that your link connects to a webpage that requires new registration.
If your article is important enough to post, then you should post it; if not, then you should look for page hits elsewhere, in my opinion.
I believe there are statistics to show that even after leaving the original abuser...they seem to pick the same type of man the next time around.
This young woman is following the pattern - but in her way is relating to Hillary as being a victim and has sympathy for her.
Is your site broken? It prompts for a registration.
Comments for this photo?
This photo was sent to me. Not sure what the message is suppose to be about.
But it does remind me of certain Presidential Predator who Hillary Clinton protected and conspired against the females that were abused by her sex offender husband.
Here is Bill Clinton's legacy of mistreatment of women.
The common threads are that, almost to a woman:
JUANITA BROADDRICK: She admired and campaigned for then Attorney-General Clinton until an episode 21 years ago when, she said, he brutally attacked, bit and raped her in her hotel room. In a sign that the act was premeditated, Clinton had telephoned her from downstairs to move a planned campaign meeting from the cafe to her room because, he said, there were reporters downstairs. When he left her room, he turned and, noting her swollen and bruised upper lip, told her, "You better put some ice on that." She told a handful of close friends, including a nurse, who saw her injuries shortly after the incident and has corroborated her story.
Clinton's Republican enemies pressured her to come out and spread rumors, yet she refused for years to come forward. After a year of prodding by NBC's Lisa Myers, she reluctantly told her story to the nation, chiefly to counter a tabloid story that she and her husband had received hush money.
When I click on the link at the top of the article it does connect me to a more comprehensive article. However, when I click on “read more” at the bottom of the piece, it connects me to a page that calls for registration.
If this was inadvertant on your part then I’m sure that you will want to notify the administrators to have them correct the link.
I think the message is, “My piercings got infected.”
Spread rumors??? If it's the truth (and I believe so) why would they want her to come out and spread RUMORS?