Radio Host TORCHES Rape Victim Nancy Mace For Her Support For Donald Trump The Liable Rapist
March 12, 2024
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as posted by the channelMace and Stephanopoulos engaged in a testy debate on Sunday’s episode of “This Week” when he asked her how she could endorse Trump after he was found liable for sexual battery in a defamation lawsuit with E. Jean Carroll last year.
He had opened the interview by playing a clip of her delivering testimony about being a victim of rape shortly before she announced her bid for Congress in 2019. Mace criticized Stephanopoulos for “shaming” her by asking why she supported Trump throughout her appearance on ABC.
Stephanopoulos argued that his question was not meant to “shame” her and, at one point, called her “courageous” for coming forward as he continued to press her on the question.
She told Vittert that she thought she was going to talk about the 2024 elections, not about her testimony about being raped.
“So I was all ready to talk about Donald Trump versus Joe Biden and the 2024 race for the general election; the President had just given his State of the Union, you know, all of that I would imagine would have come into a conversation about 2024. But the guy literally led with me being raped. And you can see the pain on my face,” she said, adding that it is “painful” to watch the testimony.
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