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[Q]: That’s what  Rose Namajunas  has enjoyed since capturing the UFC women’s strawweight title last November at UFC 217 in Madison Square Garden.
Namajunas  25  was a big underdog when she took on longtime unbeaten champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk of Poland. But  Namajunas   a Milwaukee native  stunned the Garden crowd and the pay-per-view audience by scoring a first-round knockout to claim the coveted belt. A rematch has been set for UFC 223 on April 7 at Barclays Center.
It was Jedrzejczyk who questioned Namajunas’ mental strength before the first bout  taunting the then challenger about her advocacy for mental health issues.  Namajunas  never flinched.
“I knew it was coming and I knew the more she wasn’t getting a reaction  the more it was bothering her  and the more she turned it up on me ”  Namajunas  said. “I was expecting her to eventually try to touch me or try to spit in my face or whatever. I was ready for all of it.”
[A]: Rose Namajunas


[Q]: Despite the big bucks and big support that Hillary Clinton has received from Harvey Weinstein for decades , do n't expect the 2016 Presidential candidate to say anything significant soon about the extensive sexual harassment allegations swirling around the much-accused Oscar-winning producer . 
The Leonardo DiCaprio , Jennifer Lopez , Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick attended event was one of many Weinstein was involved in last year in Clinton 's battle for the nomination and then against Donald Trump in her effort to become America 's first female President . 
Pushing others to write hefty checks , Weinstein himself gave thousands personally to Clinton campaign and $ 30,000 to the Clinton Victory Fund . 
"She 's damned if she does and damned if she does n't now in this situation ," a deep-pocketed Tinseltown donor to the Democrats told Deadline of any statement by Clinton about the scandal that has seemingly buried now ex-The Weinstein Company boss . 
An October 6 editorial by the NYT advocated that Clinton and Obama , who once in office was also was the recipient of support , big donations and a summer internship for one of his daughters from Weinstein , should speak out about the allegations . 
With the candidate there in person , a June 20 , 2016 fundraiser at Weinstein 's Manhattan home snared $ 1.8 million for the Clinton campaign . 
The latter , like Hillary Clinton , has said nothing . 
"You 'd hope for better , but this is so typical Clinton denial , is n't it ?" 
Having given a keynote address at Stanford University and continuing her "What Happened" book tour in San Francisco the day after the New York Times published a detailed piece on Weinstein 's behavior and six-figure settlements , Clinton made no mention of the reports or the producer . 
Clinton does still calls herself a "women + kids advocate" on her Twitter bio and says "To all the little girls watching ... never doubt that you are valuable and powerful & deserving of every chance & opportunity in the world" on a pinned tweet dated November 9 , 2016 . 
https:t.coUXlIV1JuOF -- Hillary Clinton -LRB- @HillaryClinton -RRB- October 9 , 2017 . 
Clinton is scheduled to appear in Davis , CA tonight for "What Happened" event . 
Having backed Hillary Clinton 's NY Senate run and her 2008 race against Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination , Weinstein was a major donor and bundler for the ex-SecofState 's Hollywood cash vacuuming 2016 campaign .
[A]: Hillary Clinton


[Q]: Against this backdrop emerged one of the more heartening stories of late  a reminder that beneath our ideological differences lies a common humanity and a shared commitment to make this nation a better place to live  even if we disagree profoundly on how to go about it. I'm referring to the grace and eloquence that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi demonstrated last week at the U.S. Capitol ceremony to unveil the statue of former President Ronald Reagan.
 Pelosi did not just go through the motions. She spoke of the late president's appreciation for bipartisanship and civility  and his sense of humor. She noted that his statue contained chunks of the Berlin Wall  a "symbol of his commitment to national security and his success." She credited former first lady Nancy Reagan for her role in her husband's achievements  as well as for the impact of her advocacy of stem-cell research.
 Pelosi was obviously aware of all that  yet she saw fit to recognize the moment -- and the reality that the California Legislature had approved the statue replacement with just one dissenting vote -- with class and perspective.
 The contrast of the Reagan ceremony with the tone of contemporary politics could not have been more striking. PelosiPelosi herself has been a target of an overwrought Republican campaign to discredit her as a "hypocrite" because she failed to speak out about the Bush administration's plans to waterboard terrorist suspects after supposedly being briefed in 2002. So let's get this straight: The Bush gang stretches the law to authorize and inflict torture  and the most vigorous supporters of that policy want to deflect the heat on Pelosi  who -- even if she did remain silent after classified briefings -- clearly opposes the practice? It's a twisted political world.
 As Pelosi noted in her citation of Reagan's friendship with one of her predecessors as speaker -- Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill  a proud lion of New Deal liberalism -- there is something special  something very American  about transcending partisanship on a human level  and of respecting ideological differences. These values too often get lost in the furor of modern political warfare.
[A]:
Nancy Pelosi