Staff Reports
In a surprising move, Hillary Clinton has released a new propaganda film called “Below the Belt” just in time for election season. It’s no secret that Democrats are going all in on abortion alarmism, and Clinton’s movie aims to sensationalize the issue even further by purporting to uncover an epidemic of “medical misogyny.” According to Clinton, the movie shines a light on how doctors systematically dismiss women and their health complaints.
Hillary Clinton, Rosario Dawson-Produced Doc 'Below the Belt' Acquired by Espresso Media Ahead of Mipcom (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/CvF6Qxk4MA
— Variety (@Variety) October 10, 2023
While the movie primarily focuses on endometriosis, a painful uterine disease that can cause infertility, its underlying message is clear. Clinton wants to portray women’s health as an issue that has been overlooked and dismissed for far too long. As a longtime feminist and abortion advocate, it’s no surprise that Clinton is the driving force behind this propaganda piece.
Directed by Shannon Cohn, who herself is an advocate for women with endometriosis, the film highlights various healthcare problems that supposedly disproportionately affect women. These issues include societal taboos, gender bias, misinformed doctors, and financial barriers to care. Variety reports that the movie aims to expose how women are effectively silenced and aims to collaborate with global partners to raise awareness about these injustices.
The fact that the movie was picked up by a UK company, Espresso Media, shows that Clinton’s propaganda is branching out beyond American audiences. According to Rebecca Nicholls, the company’s head of sales and acquisitions, the film digs into the world of “medical misogyny” and explores how it impacts women and those assigned the female sex at birth. While it’s true that some doctors can be arrogant and dismissive, the term “medical misogyny” seems like a stretch.
It’s worth noting the irony of Clinton promoting such material, especially since she recently called for Trump supporters to be “formally deprogrammed.” Perhaps Clinton should take a look in the mirror and ask herself who’s really in a cult. This film seems like nothing more than a desperate attempt to further her own agenda and manipulate public opinion. Fortunately, conservative voters can see through Clinton’s facade and won’t be tricked by her propaganda.
