Defending porn stars won’t be a politically advantageous hill for the anti-Trump crowd to die on. Rudy Giuliani’s brazen swipe at the credibility of Stormy Daniels might fly in the face of everything Oberlin College teaches in Introduction to Women’s Studies, but it probably resonates with a bipartisan chunk of voters who reasonably question the morality of women (and men) who make their livings in the porn industry.
Not to sound flippant: I believe Stormy Daniels, and I think Giuliani’s comments are hypocritical coming from a legal representative of this particular president, who’s never seemed to have much of a problem affiliating with people who make money with their bodies.
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