I trust Katie Hill as much as I trust gas station sushi
Former Rep. Katie Hill, the California Democrat who resigned following her très bizarre multi-layered sex scandal with a younger female congressional staffer, who then presented herself as the victim of harassment, bullying, and revenge porn in a New York Times op-ed, is back. She’s not back in Congress, but back to her pre-Congress homeless nonprofit grift.
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Allegations and photos emerged of Rep. Katie Hill and her husband involved in a “throuple” threesome relationship with a young congressional staffer in 2019. Hill also had allegedly been involved in a sexual relationship for a year with her finance director, RedState reported.
She resigned after the “throuple” relationship was exposed, along with photos of Hill posing naked with a tattoo of what appears to be a Nazi-era Iron Cross on her bikini line, while smoking a bong and making out with her young female aide.
It’s not uncommon for predators to play the victim when cornered. But Katie Hill’s specific predatory behavior with a young staffer is exactly what launched the #MeToo movement in California’s Legislature. This is a textbook #MeToo moment, yet feminists, who so loudly screeched charges of “sexual harassment” and “abuse” when male lawmakers preyed on younger female staffers, were silent about Hill’s predations.
The Los Angeles Times did a glowing piece Tuesday on former Rep. Katie Hill, and “the way she has resurrected her life and career.”
Cue Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On.
“She’s remarried to a new partner, after divorcing the husband she accused of “smearing” her with the naked photo dump. Her son, born in what felt like a “miracle,” given that she has only one ovary, soon will turn 4. And Hill just marked one year heading a Pasadena homeless services agency, which has been hailed as a lifeline by many people displaced by January’s fire in Altadena.”
Redemption is available to everyone, but there is usually some atonement involved.
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California Congresswoman who was forced to resign is back AS A HOMELESS NGO CEO She also was Executive Director of a $160 million homeless NGO that got $17 million for a Venice Beach project that HOUSED ZERO PEOPLE @5149jamesli
“According to their own statistics, it showed that they only helped 35 people exit homelessness in one year, which is about 3% of the homeless people that passed through its doors — After a few rough years, Katie is making a comeback as the new CEO of a homeless organization called Union Station Homeless Services. But interestingly, not only did she get that job, she was also at the same time appointed to the LA Homeless Services Authority, another monstrously fraudulent agency.
Hill’s latest homeless non-profit received just shy of $40 million in grants and contributions in 2023, according to their IRS 990s, the most recent report available.
