I was looking for more about the west coast coven that HRC belonged to and found this, looks like this is new information.

"The Founder of Hillary Clinton's Coven"

http://nrgiseternal.com/index.php?topic=1112.0

"Its known when she lived in arkansas Hillary Clinton flew to los angeles every weekend. Bill told a friend of the Clintons she was "going to attend a witch church" Here is the founder of and coven she attends

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/aidankelly/2013/01/a-history-of-the-craft-in-america-california-and-councils-1967-1973-part-ii/ "

Which has:

"Budapest Dianics

Zsusanna Budapest’s family had escaped from Hungaryafter the uprising against the Soviets in the 1950s. Z, as she later came to be known, had been one of the teenagers throwing rocks at Soviet tanks. In 1971, after studying and thinking about religion for many years, Z collected some friends and began holding Sabbats for women only in Los Angeles. At the winter solstice in 1971, she founded the Susan B. Anthony #1 Coven, named after the leader of the women’s suffrage movement.

Word of mouth quickly drew more participants, and the group was moved to the beach, but there it drew too many onlookers, and so moved to a mountaintop in Malibu. For ten years, Z led sabbats and full-moon circles, teaching women to connect with the Goddess through Mother Nature. Among Budapest’s pupils were Starhawk, Ruth Barrett, and Cerridwen Fallingstar. Budapest also opened a shop, The Feminist Wicca, in Venice, and self-published a book that became a basic text of Dianic Wicca, The Feminist Book of Light and Shadows. It was later expanded and published in two volumes as The Holy Book of Women’s Mysteries."

http://nrgiseternal.com/index.php?topic=1112.0

Seems to me they are going way beyond wanting equality of opportunity for women to believing in female superiority. Not good for a politician.

I checked and found nothing on voat about ZB. There's lots on the web about "Zsusanna Budapest" and "Dianic Wicca", from sympathetic sources:

"Exceptions to the Rule:

While many Wiccan paths follow a belief system that limits hexing, cursing or negative magic, some Dianic Wiccans make an exception to the rule. Budapest, a noted feminist Wiccan writer, has argued that hexing or binding those who do harm to women is acceptable."

https://www.lunasgrimoire.com/dianic/ (They have an image of a pentacle, but at least it's pointing up).

Budapest is still active:

https://www.zbudapest.com/