In Katie Hill’s resignation speech, the congresswoman facing an ethics investigation said she was giving up her House seat because of a “d...
In Katie Hill’s resignation speech, the congresswoman facing an ethics investigation said she was giving up her House seat because of a “double standard” and “misogynistic culture.” That, of course, led to questions like “if she did nothing wrong why is she resigning?” Michael Moore obviously believes Hill (and is willing to totally forget about other details of the story), because he had some criticism for House Speaker Pelosi after the resignation speech:
Dear Speaker Pelosi: Do not accept the resignation from Rep. Katie Hill. She is a crime victim. She has been viciously abused by her soon-to-be ex-husband. If you allow a man who uses revenge porn to succeed here, you and the rest of Congress are his collaborators. This is 2019.
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We’re guessing if Hill were from the other side of the aisle Moore’s take might be a little different:
Also, Brett Kavanaugh is a sexual predator even though nobody seems to know where or when it happened. twitter.com/MMFlint/status…
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The “rules” change depending on political philosophy.
House code of official conduct prohibits sexual relationships between members of the house and staffers. She has to resign.ethics.house.gov/publication/co…
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Dude, she resigned because she committed ethical violations. She doesn’t want that investigation
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This is now Nancy Pelosi's fault for not doing something that's completely outside her power. twitter.com/MMFlint/status…
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