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If you are to believe the statements made by Democrats, then
you will think that all Republicans are “anti-women”, “wanting to control
women,” and “have no respect for women.”
That is the propaganda that Democrats have pushed, promoted and advertised
to the hilt from the Washington all the way down to counties and cities across
the nation. Respect for women, after all, and according to the Democrats, is the cornerstone of their party…if you
believe their outright lies and propaganda.
If on the other hand, you look at the number of Republican women in
power from the county level, up through the states and even in the White House,
you’ll find Republicans not only support and encourage women, Republicans elect
and promote women at astonishingly high rates.
Don’t believe it, or want proof…look no further than yesterday’s
hearings.
Hope Hicks, often referred to as Ms. Hicks, testified before
Democrat-controlled House Judiciary Committee or perhaps a better name would be
“The Tax Payer Funded, Democrat-Centered Witch Hunt Arm of the United States
Government,” but hey, to each his own right?
Anyway, Ms. Hicks went to testify about God only knows what, because
most of us could not get past the fact that Representative Jerry Nadler seemed
to be living in some sort of Twilight Zone episode of “Dazed and Confused” as
he referred to Ms. Hicks not once, but three times, as “Ms. Lewandowski.” Now apparently Ms. Hicks may have known,
dated, or went out with Mr. Lewandowski, but let’s be perfectly clear here – if
Representative Nadler was “dazed and confused,” and thought that perhaps Ms.
Hicks had married Lewandowski, wouldn’t he have referred to her as “Mrs.
Lewandowski” instead of “Ms.”?
As the day went by and upon the third time that Representative
Nadler called Ms. Hicks by the wrong name, she finally corrected him and said, “My
name is Ms. Hicks”. Now let’s be
perfectly clear about one thing…Mr. Nadler is not stupid. He knew who was going to testify (He had
papers with names on them right in front of him), his remark later of “I made a
mistake” is just a blatant lie to cover up to his remarks. Nadler knew perfectly well that Ms. Hicks was
not Ms. Lewandowski.
Hope Hicks, a Republican woman, was the White House Communications
Director before the age of 30, she is an executive at a major media corporation,
and she is a graduate of Southern
Methodist University. Ms. Hicks (see I
know her name) rose up through the Trump campaign to become press secretary and
eventually the Communications Director for the Trump 2016 Campaign. In simple terms, Ms. Hicks is a shining example
of a young Republican woman on the rise in America, and that is something Jerry
Nadler does not like –
Jerry Nadler did nothing less than assume a sexist and male chauvinistic
role by calling Ms. Hicks the wrong name.
He implied that she was someone else first, that her name was not
important, and that her positions were not important enough for him to call her
by her right name. However, more
importantly, and so much in the face of the Democrat “Pro-Women” lies, Nadler belittled
Ms. Hicks as a witness, as a woman, as a professional, and as a citizen. Jerry Nadler showed that he thinks very
little of women by his sexist and chauvinistic actions and that he has outright
disregard for something as simple as calling Ms. Hicks by her name.
Jerry Nadler immediately was hit with social media. Not surprisingly, he was called names from “Sexist”
to “Fat and Nasty” and some others that simply should not be repeated
here. Nadler tried to play it off as a
mistake….no, Representative Nadler, it was no mistake. You disrespected a witness before your committee,
and perhaps more telling, you showed your true views and the views of the party
you represent. So, the next time someone
tells you how supportive of women the Democrat Party is, maybe you should
simply respond with “Nadler Not.”
