The White House Has Something In Common

Obviously, I Have Been A Pro-choice Candidate For My Entire Political Career, And Obviously There Is Controversy Always Surrounding This Issue.

The White House Has Something In Common With The Rest Of America, And That Is Disdain For Congress. It Is Hard To Blame Them.

You Can Be A Victim Of A Crime And Not Exercise Great Judgment. And When Women Have Been Sexually Assaulted, They Feel Like They Have To Have Been Perfect In Order To Have Anybody Believe Them. They Think Nobody Will Believe Them Unless A Stranger Jumped Out From Behind A Bush With A Knife - Not That They Got Too Drunk And That A Guy They Thought They Knew, You Know, Took Advantage Of Them In A Physical, Assaultive Way.

The Price Of A College Education Should Never Include A 1 In 5 Chance Of Being Sexually Assaulted.

There Are People Who Have Legitimate Concerns About False Accusations And The Impact That Can Have On A Young Person's Life When They Have Been Falsely Accused. Kirsten [gillibrand] And I Are Not Unaware That That Is An Issue We Need To Be Concerned About, And That's Why We Have Made Changes In The Legislation To Address Not Just The Rights Of The Victim, The Accuser, But Also Of The Accused.