I admire her very much.

I give her credit for her bravery in telling her very painful story, and I'm glad she is (almost) universally believed. HOWEVER... having experienced her own sexual abuse trauma, how could she and her husband possibly have voted for the Sexual-Abuser-in-Chief? It's not as if that self-admitted info wasn't all over the news. So, as far as I'm concerned, her halo is tarnished.

The effect of a cultural environment is so strong. During the run-up to the election, Clinton was so demonized in places like Alabama, she may have believed that she had no good choices. I give credit where credit is due.

So is yours. Poor form.

Not that there was a need anyway.

I'm just so enraged by the occupant of the WH and those who put him there, I consider them beyond "deplorable." It's hard for me to be all-in empathetic towards them. So, thank you for reminding me. I'll try harder.

Her being appalled by that story may have overwhelmed her feelings about the Access Hollywood tape.

This doesn't diminish her courage and the service she has done for our nation and other survivors by coming forward the way she has.