Yet another NUTTER

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

[h=2]Connie Chung reveals she was sexually assaulted in college by the 'trusted' family doctor who delivered her as a baby, recalling how she had her first orgasm while he molested her[/h]

Chung, 72, wrote an open letter to Christine Blasey Ford, 51, on Wednesday
The journalist shared her account of being sexually assaulted five decades ago by the doctor who had delivered her in 1946
Chung went to see her doctor at his home office to ask for birth control and had never had a gynecological examination before
She described how she stared at the ceiling while the doctor massaged her clitoris, inserted his middle finger into her vagina, and 'coached [her] verbally'
'Suddenly, to my shock, I had an orgasm for the first time in my life. My body jerked several times,' she added
Chung commanded Ford for speaking out and told her she was 'terrified' to detail the assault publicly for the first time

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Journalist Connie Chung has revealed she was sexually assaulted five decades ago by her family doctor.
The broadcast reporter, 72, spoke out on Wednesday in an open letter to Brett Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford, 51.
In it, she commands the psychology professor for speaking out against the Supreme court nominee, 53, while explaining she's 'terrified' to come forward publicly about her own assault.
'Dear Christine Blasey Ford,' Chung wrote in the missive, which was published in the Washington Post. 'I, too, was sexually assaulted — not 36 years ago but about 50 years ago. I have kept my dirty little secret to myself. Silence for five decades.'

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Speaking out: Journalist Connie Chung (pictured in 2016), 72, has revealed she was sexually assaulted five decades ago by her family doctor

Chung described the molester as her 'trusted family doctor' who delivered her when she was born on August 20, 1946.
The journalist, then a college student, went to see the doctor in the 1960s to ask for birth control, at a time when she had never had a gynecological examination.
'The exact date and year are fuzzy. But details of the event are vivid — forever seared in my memory,' she wrote. 'Am I sure who did it? Oh yes, 100 per cent.'
Chung, then in her early 20s, was still a virgin when she went to see her family doctor to get birth-control pills, a diaphragm, or an IUD.
The Washington, D.C. native described his office which was based in his home - 'a classic Georgetown 19th-century house, creaky wooden floors with worn velvet Victorian furniture'.
'Again, I cannot remember the exact date or even year. Yet I can still describe the following in detail,' she added.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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Student: Chung (pictured in 1972 aged 25) was in college when she went to see her family doctor to ask for birth control

'He drew the curtain, asking me to remove my clothes below the waist while he sat at his desk by the bay window. When I was ready, he came to the examination area and installed stirrups on one end of the cushioned examination table.'
The journalist said she found it 'extremely odd' to spread her legs and place her feet in the 'cold iron stirrups'.
'While I stared at the ceiling, his right index finger massaged my clitoris,' she wrote.
'With his right middle finger inserted in my vagina, he moved both fingers rhythmically.
'He coached me verbally in a soft voice, "Just breathe. Ah-ah," mimicking the sound of soft breathing. "You’re doing fine," he assured me.
'Suddenly, to my shock, I had an orgasm for the first time in my life. My body jerked several times. Then he leaned over, kissed me, a peck on my lips, and slipped behind the curtain to his office area.

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Chung, who is married to television personality Maury Povich (together in 2016), said she later told her husband about the incident but couldn't recall exactly when she's brought up that she'd been abused

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Chung, pictured aged 25 as a CBS News reporter in 1972, Washington, DC, has three decades of experience in the industry as a respected journalist

'I don't remember saying anything to him. I could not even look at him. I quickly dressed and drove home.'
Chung said she 'may have told' one of her sisters about the assault at that time, but 'certainly' didn't tell her parents.
'I did not report him to authorities. It never crossed my mind to protect other women,' she added.
Chung, who is married to television personality Maury Povich, said she later told her husband about the incident but couldn't recall exactly when she's brought up that she'd been abused.
The 72-year-old continued in her letter that she believes her abuser died almost 30 years ago, aged in his 80s, but the haunting memory was still fresh.
'Just yesterday, I found the house on Google Maps. Seeing it again, I freaked out,' she wrote.
The former CNN anchor said that the Harvey Weinstein scnadal and ensuing #MeToo movement had allowed her 'dirty little secret' to rear 'its ugly head'.
'I told anyone who would listen,' she explained.
But this was the first time she had revealed her allegations publicly, admitting she was terrified the revelations could cast her as a victim and mean her 'legacy as a television journalist for 30-plus years... relegated to a footnote.'
Born in Washington DC to first generation immigrant parents, Chung a respected journalist with decades of experience in the field. Over her career, she has been an anchor and reporter for multiple networks, including NBC, CBS, CNN.
She has also hosted her own shows, including Eye to Eye with Connie Chung on CBS between 1993 and 1995, and later anchored Connie Chung Tonight on CNN from 2002 to 2003.
Chung and her husband, who share an adopted son, then co-hosted Weekends with Maury and Connie in 2006.
But the mother-of-one has not been seen on TV as much in recent years aside from the odd appearance as a veteran journalist, choosing to spend more time outside the spotlight, with her family.
She has courted controversy over the years, including ina 1995 interview with Kathleen Gingrich, where she was accused of coercing Gingrich to say negative things about Hillary Clinton.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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Greenbacks · Oct 3, 2018

Hillary next

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

One mentally sick bitch writing a open letter to a fellow mentally sick bitch.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Greenbacks said:
Hillary next

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Nasty rotten overriding toes.

ucking:

Greenbacks · Oct 3, 2018

Getting him CONFIRMED would be a tremendous victory.

2nd to Trump winning the election.

I mean this is YUGGGGGGE.

We need it

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Greenbacks said:
Getting him CONFIRMED would be a tremendous victory.

2nd to Trump winning the election.

I mean this is YUGGGGGGE.

We need it

Shit hole Flake can't be trusted. McCain busted the Obamacare repeal because he hated Trump. Flake hates Trump but loves his bum chum Chris Coons

Greenbacks · Oct 3, 2018

superbeets said:
Shit hole Flake can't be trusted. McCain busted the Obamacare repeal because he hated Trump. Flake hates Trump but loves his bum chum Chris Coons

No shit sb.

Every single time you see Flake this Coons guy is by his side.

That's weird

GasMan · Oct 3, 2018

Won't need Flake

Greenbacks · Oct 3, 2018

I hope not.

Now that's a pussy/u.s/s.s.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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[FONT=&quot]Onstage, the two senators spoke of their “deep and genuine friendship” and the time they each spent in Africa as young men.[/FONT]

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Greenbacks · Oct 3, 2018

Yep,very strange.

His shadow

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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Ann Coulter‏Verified account @AnnCoulter Oct 2More

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[FONT=&quot]VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The moment Flake says he is voting "no" on Kavanaugh, someone needs to go scream at him in an elevator.
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superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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Ann Coulter‏Verified account @AnnCoulter Oct 2More

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[FONT=&quot]RE: FLAKE - When Trump says someone's no good, he's probably no good. When Trump says someone's in the way, he's probably in the way. #LessonsForTheFuture
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superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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Ann Coulter‏Verified account @AnnCoulter Oct 2More

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[FONT=&quot]Starting now, no more senators from Arizona.
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