Things got awkward last week when Bill Clinton was asked his opinion on the anti-sexual harassment “#MeToo” movement on NBC – immediately before being asked about his infamous affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. (RELATED: Bill Clinton Has Meltdown When Asked About Monica Lewinsky and #MeToo Movement).
“This was litigated 20 years ago,” he said, apparently thinking that there’s a statue of limitations on reality. “Two-thirds of the American people sided with me [during the scandal],” he continued.
If two-thirds of people sided with Bill Cosby, would that make a difference?
In a more recent interview with PBS’ Judy Woodruff in which she asked Clinton about Al Franken’s resignation following sexual harassment allegations, he offered an interesting Freudian slip, telling Woodruff “I think the norms have really changed in terms of, what you can do to somebody against their will…”
Clinton continued, “You don’t have to physically assault somebody to make them, you know, uncomfortable at work or at home or in their other — just walking around.” Indeed, ruining a perfectly good dress probably violates these new norms. As do his long history of alleged sexual misconduct.
Of Bill Clinton’s public accusers, there’s Juanita Broaddrick, who alleges that Bill sexually assaulted her in the late 1970s in a hotel room, Paula Jones who says that he propositioned and exposed himself to her at a hotel room in 1991, and Kathleen Wiley, who alleges that she was groped by Bill in the Oval Office in 1993.
Of Al Franken’s departure from Congress, Bill continued in that PBS interview “that, I think, is good. I think that — I will be honest — the Franken case, for me, was a difficult case, a hard case. There may be things I don’t know. But I — maybe I’m just an old-fashioned person, but it seemed to me that there were 29 women on “Saturday Night Live” that put out a statement for him, and that the first and most fantastic story was called, I believe, into question. Too late to wade into it now. I mean, I think it’s a grievous thing to take away from the people a decision they have made, especially when there is an election coming up again. But it’s done now.”
He concluded, “And I think that all of us should just be focusing on how to do better and how to go forward.”
Speak for yourself, Bill.
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Did she honestly think majority would vote for her(?) when her hubby serial woman abuser?
The Only thing the Clintons have going for them is a good “Hit Man”, he must be the best there is.
The Clintons SHOULD have gone away quietly but NOW they hung around and EXPOSED themselves for what they really are… CRIMINALS!
And Hillary led the attack on the bimbo eruptions, destroying any female that complained. She led the Democrat thugs to destroy & shutup the women.
He certainly is a douchebag.
Bill Clinton is the poster-child for the Democrat Party War on Women.
I have had extreme contempt for “Slick” since his “I smoked marijuana …” comment in 1992. He’s an incorrigble liar whose mantra when confronted is deny, deny, deny.
This guy is a perfect example of how poor we were as a country back when he disgraced a young intern and we didn’t put him in jail. He still portrays himself as the victim, but he is losing respect by the day. The proof will be how very few candidates running for office in November will ask him to support them.
it is the height of absurdity to have this man talking about sex abuse.
OOps…I meant. “He was impeached because
he LIED to congress”.
AND, they get away with it. Bill Clinton wasnt impeached because of whatever “sex” he had in the oval office with an intern. He was impeached because he like to congress. He (so far) got away with the oval office BJ under the presidents desk. They think nothing of it. They get away with it. Bill now days thinks HE is the victim. Its just shocking.
He was impeached. The Senate was too cowardly to remove him from office. Were this a civil trial, he is a CEO or Chairman of the Board and she is an assistant. there would have been a financial judgment against him and the corporation would have ousted him.
And in the post-impeachment election, the GOP lost seats, including one of President Clinton’s worst critics, Al Damato of New York, who lost his Senate seat.
NO, BILL CLINTON IS NOT O.K. HE IS A SEX MANIAC,A LIAR, A SEXUAL DEVIENT, A TERRORIST,AND A WOMANIZER, AND A CRIMINAL. NOW THIS MIGHT MAKE HI O.K.FOR SOME PPLE, BUT FOR ME HE IS A USELESS USE OF HUMANITY.HE HAS RUINED SO MANY PPLE’S.LIVES WITH THE DRUG EMPIRE HE AND THE BUSH FAMILY WERE RUNNING STARTING WHEN HE WAS ATT. GEN. IN ARK.HE HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING BUT A CRIMINAL.
Once a douche bag, always a douche bag!!
Frances, youre absolutley correct. Bill Clinton IS a douchebag
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Keep on opening your big mouth Billy Boy “I did not have sex with that woman” Clinton, you along with the other idiot DemocRat’s are ensuring a RED WAVE COMING.
Mdic, i like yr thinkin!!