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What is evident is that these women did not "come out" until it actually could have affected the election. It is evident that the Clinton Campaign was rife with lies and straight out attempts to slander Trump and make him seem far worse than he actually was. There simply is no reason to believe these women. Considering how Hillary conducted her campaign its far more believable that these women were paid. It of course doesn't help them when one of the women were proven to have lied.
Using Trump's words isn't slander. Face it, you don't want to believe these women. That is being emotional. You actually speculate that these women were paid to come forward without one shred of this proof that you demand.
This is why sexual assault is such a vile crime. Women are victimized repeatedly. To come forward invites automatic, unwarranted attacks on their character. They have to defend every person they have been intimate with. They have to defend their wardrobe. They have to defend their use of alcohol. It's all bull****. Institutionally, the woman has to defend whether she was asking for it or not. They answer is always "no".
It's sad and sickening that people treat women like this still. But I'm sure you believe Trump when he says, "No one respects women more than I do." That's cognitive dissonance.