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#Donkeyclothing Fashion LLC And she had no language for it. Any one of us would feel vulnerable and uncomfortable getting up in front of a room full of men, especially when we were given no tools. It’s just like a lack of experience, a lack of knowledge of the Gnome let it snow Christmas sweater in addition I really love this political arena that she was thrust into. I think when Paula Jones first started her journey into this political circus, she had no political agenda. I think her husband certainly did. But I think as time went by—and she was molded and shaped and pushed and pulled and then obviously had, from her account, a very uncomfortable experience with the president—all those things led her more to the right. Obviously, she was used by the right as, I think, a tool for their agenda.