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Juanita Broaddrick, the Arkansas woman who accused former President Bill Clinton of raping her, slammed Hillary Clinton for her response to the flood of sex abuse claims against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. After an extended silence regarding the accusations against Weinstein — a longtime Democratic donor and fundraiser — Hillary Clinton issued a three-sentence statement claiming to be “shocked and appalled” by the allegations. Broaddrick, who is now 74-years-old, ripped Clinton for the statement. “Hillary, you weren’t shocked or appalled,” she wrote. “You have lived with that same behavior from your husband for decades.”

Hillary Clinton claims to be a champion for women, but in reality, she’s a faux feminist who doesn’t support women at all. Over the years, Hillary has maligned women who were allegedly raped or sexually assaulted by her husband Bill Clinton. Hillary and the Clinton Foundation have also accepted tens of millions of dollars from anti-women regimes like Saudi Arabia. While slamming Donald Trump as a sexual predator, Hillary refuses to condemn, or even acknowledge, the Muslim rape epidemic roiling Europe. The disproportionate mainstream media fury over Trump’s words versus the Clintons’ actions spotlights the media bias that exists today....

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Bill Clinton rape accuser Juanita Broaddrick is weighing in on Donald Trump’s controversial comments from 2005 that are mysteriously resurfacing just hours before the second debate and weeks before the general election. “How many times must it be said,” she tweeted Saturday morning. “Actions speak louder than words. (Donald Trump) said bad things! (Hillary Clinton) threatened me after (Bill Clinton) raped me.”

We have the starchy guy — tall, handsome, intelligent and rich, with a baronial estate — who’s hard to warm up to. And we have the spontaneous guy, who’s charming and easy to warm up to — until it turns out that he has an unsavory pattern with young women and a suspect relationship with facts. It’s the Republican primary. Or “Pride and Prejudice.” Take your pick. It is a truth universally acknowledged that it’s not the scandal that kills you; it’s the cover-up. Herman Cain has added a corollary: It’s not the cover-up that kills you; it’s the cascade...