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what I am passionate about , helping survivors heal and ending the sexual abuse to children ……………………….I think a women president will help more then any sex offending male president and history has proved the men will use interns sexually and cover it up how can a person in authority really help end abuse when he is an abuser ? well of course he can’t ………..if Hillary runs for office I will vote for her………………..
Personally, as a man, I find your logic to be incredibly sexist. To think that any man is automatically an abuser and to vote for a woman regardless of her own record just because she is a woman is the worst kind of stereotype. The fact is that abusers come from all walks of life and both sexes.
I am basing my post on the past history of the US presidents , so many books are available for us to read and really the men in office have been sex offenders , try reading ONCE UPON A SECRET BY MIMI ALFORD , this story really was the trigger that caused me to think even more like I am …..after you read it please let me know whet you think………….
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