First, Wiccans call themselves witches, but generally, they are not what most think of when they hear the term witch. They don’t worship Satan, and cursing is usually discouraged because what you put out it likely to hit back at you. That said, I’ve seen a worrying trend in the last few years to “curse” specific public figures, which I have cautioned against. For the last thirty years, I’ve mostly practiced Asatru, a Northern Tradition often called heathenry or Norse Paganism. However, I still have many friends and contacts and will be a guest, sometimes in Wiccan or Neo-Pagan circles. Not all non-Lucifarian witches are Wiccan (at least not officially). Not everyone who calls themselves a witch is Wiccan; some are simply Neo-Pagans. I switched to using the term Priestess because “Witch” comes with too much baggage and too many assumptions. Lucifarians, on the other hand, are Satanists, and they sometimes call themselves witches. A clue is that usually, only Lucifarian men call themselves warlocks or sorcerers. Wiccan men prefer the term Priest or Male Witch.
Note to complicate things further: some “Dark” Covens are not Lucifarians exactly but may worship some dark deities and have some horrific practices (like child abuse, human or animal sacrifice, etc.) Wiccans and most Neo-Pagans find this heinous, except for groups that may religiously slaughter an animal to eat it at a feast. That is more “sacred slaughter” (dedicating the animal you plan to eat for dinner to a deity before you humanely kill, butcher, and eat it). Dark Covens do this sort of thing to stir up Dark Energy, not because they want to have a beef barbeque. Not the same thing at all. My hunch is that if “Hill” is involved in a Dark Coven - it is more likely this type than the official “Lucies,” which are pretty much a “Christian” Herasy (making Satan God, and God into Satan essentially). As opposed to worshiping Moloch or some of the other ancient Bad Boys.
However, I have many contacts, which continues to happen in the community. As I said, I could never get anything more concrete than “Hillary is a member of a dark coven that meets in Los Angeles.” Even when I lived in the Bay Area, there was a lot of crossover between the communities.
I have some second-hand information from a close friend who used to be a cop in Arkansas. He was close to one of Bill and Hill’s bodyguards when Bill was governor. But none of it is on the spiritual or magical side of things; let’s say the information is that they probably have a very open marriage. Which I think most Americans figured out a long time ago. Bill seems to have a lot of lady friends, and Hillary does, again, and that is second-hand information. I don’t know them, and I never met them. I don’t care what people do in their bedrooms, except when it involves things that could compromise National Security or the President (such as shenanigans under the White House Desk during worktime). Especially when the President is the employer, and the young person is a voluntary employee.
It reminds of a cool trend they all participate with but they really don’t understand the cult or consequences. Being a witch is a new “strong left woman” status symbol it appears.