Ruth Green: Last News

Sen.Tom Cotton, R-Ark., is raising questions about whether the Air Force broke the law by releasing personnel records for a GOP congressional candidate, which outed her as a survivor of sexual assault. Politico reported last week that Jennifer-Ruth Green, a GOP candidate for Congress in Indiana, was sexually assaulted during her time in the military.The outlet reported the information as part of a lengthy profile on Green that looked at her performance records while in the Air Force and Indiana National Guard, in which she is a lieutenant colonel.  According to Politico, a person outside the campaign of Rep.

Me Too is staying quiet following Politico's decision last week to publish details of a Republican congressional nominee's sexual assault without her permission. Fox News Digital reached out to the organization to ask what it thought about the outlet's profile of Indiana GOP congressional candidate Jennifer-Ruth Green that detailed her sexual assault, and to ask if they think it is ever appropriate for the press to out a victim of sexual assault.

Jennifer-Ruth Green, the Republican candidate in the race to represent Indiana's 1st Congressional District, is livid after Politico published details about her sexual assault while in the military, without her permission, and blames her opponent for "illegally" obtaining the information. But now she's ready to speak out. In a profile of Green's career and candidacy in the Indiana congressional race, Politico reporter Adam Wren used the documents, which the outlet claimed "were obtained by a public records request and provided to Politico by a person outside the Mrvan campaign" to report last week that "an Iraqi serviceman sexually assaulted her by grabbing her breast and exposing himself" when "she and a small group of officers visited the national training center." Speaking exclusively to Fox News Digital about the piece from Politico, Green said her political opponent, Rep.