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Lesbian Arguments Against Hillary Clinton

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Many dislikes Hillary Clinton and says she is a lesbian. This lesbian rumor indicates fear. Critics fear that Hillary Clinton will take away men’s rights. It is false. Even though she shows so much support to women and the LGBT community, this does not give any proof she is a lesbian. If Hillary Clinton was a lesbian, she would have not married to Bill Clinton and have her daughter, Chelsea Clinton. Not only does many say she is a lesbian. Many also say that Hillary Clinton lies all the time. What I would say to them is that every politician has. It is not a surprise. Unlike her, Donald Trump lies more than she does. Donald Trump lied about his tax returns and wealth. According to the New York Times, he lied about the loan his father once

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