Last year, the #MeToo movement took the nation by storm. Allegations of sexual assault and abuse brought down some of the biggest names in America, ranging from movie producer Harvey Weinstein to a handful of lawmakers who were using taxpayer funds from a shady slush fund to pay-off their accusers.

To advance an agenda of identity politics, leftists have exploited #MeToo. Yet Kathleen Willey, one of the most famous women ever to come forward, has been smeared by liberals and ignored by the mainstream media. Now, she faces an immediate crisis that may culminate in the loss of her longtime residence.

In an exclusive interview with Media Equalizer, Willey spoke about how difficult life has been since she emerged with her story of sexual abuse at the hands of President Bill Clinton. Aside from having trouble finding a steady job over the years and trying to cope with her husband’s tragic death, Willey also revealed that she is facing imminent foreclosure on her Virginia home.

Willey is now in desperate need of help to save it and today, a GoFundMe account was established to assist her.

Willey told Media Equalizer that things began to worsen for her roughly 15 years ago.

“I was living on the life insurance money that my husband left me after he committed suicide in 1993. I immediately started looking for a job after he died and worked in the White House for about a year. It most certainly got worse after my name was revealed in the Starr investigation. I almost got about 20 jobs over the years,” she said.

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Willey, who previously served in the White House as an aide to Clinton, accused the former president of sexually assaulting her. In March 1998, Willey revealed during a 60 Minutes interview that Clinton had attacked her on November 29, 1993. During a private meeting in the Oval Office on that day, Willey said Clinton grabbed her tightly, kissed her, grabbed her breasts and attempted to touch her genitals.

Willey explained that even when she was able to find work over the years, she believes opportunities were lost because of her high name recognition. She said it became exhausting and often times left her feeling as if she was “beating her head against a wall” trying to survive.

She also says that she has also been struggling to survive while living merely on Social Security. She adds that she wouldn’t be able to afford a major repair if anything were to go wrong.

When asked about recent controversies involving Hollywood celebrities and political figures, she added, “as for the #MeToo movement, all I do is laugh. I have never seen so many hypocrites preaching from their soap boxes. Did anyone see any recognition of our difficulties? No, and we never will. We are conservative Republicans. We don’t count. We don’t matter. Bill Clinton is their boy, an abortion monster.

“And don’t get me started on Hillary. I lived in fear and terror for years. thanks to her and her secret police. It’s a terrible way to live,” she continued.

Willey said she is surviving today on a “wing and a prayer,” with her home as the last memory that she has of her late husband, and that it’s that only place on earth where she can find some sense of peace and serenity.

VISIT WILLEY’S GOFUNDME PAGE HERE

She is one of many women who have come forward with credible allegations that Clinton abused his power and sexually assaulted them. But women like Willey have been largely ignored and maligned by liberals for speaking out about what happened to her.

Willey is a great example of perseverance, and she has suffered for many years because she dared to tell her story and reveal what she says Clinton did to her.

Those wishing to donate can visit her GoFundMe account at this link. At the time of this writing, it had raised $1705 toward a first target of $50,000.

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