The Epstein Survivor Who "Changed" Nicolle Wallace Speaks Out

[ShazzieB]

At 22 years old, Jess Michaels was thriving. She was finding success as a dancer and model in New York City. Then, in 1991, she met Jeffrey Epstein. Jess Michaels was sexually assaulted by Epstein and it destroyed her stability, her career and her health. After doing the work to begin healing from this trauma, she has found renewed purpose as an advocate alongside other survivors of Epstein's abuse. The day after excerpts from Epstein’s 50th birthday book were made public, Jess and her lawyer, Jennifer Freeman, joined Nicolle Wallace to call out the decades of institutional cowardice, and with a warning for elected leaders: Jess and her fellow survivors are not going away, and they are not going to stop until they get accountability, truth and justice.

[BoRaGard]

1. Why do republicons hate the victims of wealthy predatory pedos?

Why do republicons support wealthy pedophiles while dissing the victims?

That is damn sure NOT what Jesus would do?

[Irish_Dem]

2. Psychopaths hate victims who speak out and stand up for themselves.

They especially hate women who challenge males for their crimes.

[erronis]

3. It may be that repuglicons just hate everybody other than themselves.

There may be some "mommy" love tucked away somewhere, but the number of these types that have dysfunctional families, abused spouses, hatred of neighbors, fear of others, love of money (impersonal), even self-loathing - is incredible.

Some may claim to love a jesus (or jhwh or allah or whatever) but these are only words, never deeds.

[Be Leave On]

4. words as camouflage

Those words are used as camouflage -- to hide something.