Voyeurism and involuntary pornography are ravaging Massachusetts and many other places in the world. Your positive qualities are being offset by your failure to address these issues.
I don't know if it has occurred to you that victims don't want to talk about these crimes because these are crimes that never end. For a victim of voyeurism and involuntary pornography to be known to the public is for that victim to be instantly revictimized by thousands, or millions, of people who will look for the images. People who are victims of these crimes are not only the targets of attempted emotional humiliation that extends to everyone whom they know; they are also at a much increased risk of being the targets of stalking, rape and murder. There is a reason that victims of these crimes commit suicide.
The media seems to be in the process of choosing its favorite, young, male Presidential candidate, while you and other female politicians aren't fighting for women and the nonelite as much as you say that you are.
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