Clinton's Women In Their Own Words

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The Clintons' War On Women

If the Limbaughs had emphasized Broaddrick and Willey instead of Lewinsky, history might have changed drastically. Instead of going after the matador, they attacked the cape (or in this case, the blue dress.)

One More Reason To Hate Facebook: They Seem To Be Harassing Kathleen Willey

When asked whether she thought someone inside the social media network might have a twisted sense of humor or even be targeting her, Willey said, “[It] wouldn’t be the first time. I have had some comments ‘go missing’ on A Scandal A Day, my Facebook page.”

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An Open Apology To William Jefferson Clinton

In at least two previous posts as well as in comments, this writer stated that two women had accused William Jefferson Clinton of rape: Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Willey. In fact, only one of these women made such an accusation, that being Jaunita Broaddrick. Kathleen Willey merely accused the president of groping and forced counter-groping.

This was not an effort to pile on to a beleaguered public figure who has always been a lightning rod for controversy. The fog of time coupled with the high volume of accusations have created an organizational problem for this feeble mind. In the process, mistakes were made.

Quite a few people read the mistakes and no one called it to this writer's attention. I am not sure if they can accurately identify all of the president's accusers so many years later.

It would be easy to blame my fact checkers but I take full ownership of this oversight.

I sincerely apologize, Mr. President, for stating that you are an accused serial rapist when in fact, you are simply an accused rapist.

Please accept my sincere apology, Mr. President.

The Return Of Juanita Broaddrick

This post has been on the back burner for almost two months. Unfortunately, Kathleen Willey is not the only woman who claims Bill Clinton once raped her. Now 73, Ms. Broaddrick claims WJC atacked her in 1978.

Why are Willey and Broaddrick finally finding their audience? One factor is Hillary's presidential run. Another is the sordid tale of Bill Cosby finally coming to light. Perhaps most significantly is the passage of time.

When women originally came out of the shadows to tell of their close encounters with Bill Clinton they were viewed with suspicion. Were they looking for a settlement, ala Paula Jones? Were they GOP plants? Were they seeking attention?

Two decades later Willey and Broadrrick are not chomping caviar, they do not host talk shows, they are not political power brokers. These women's stories have not changed over the years. Two decades ago, the Rahms and Hillarys and Georges challenged their credibility with some success. That will be harder to do this time around especially when the reputations of Bill and Hillary and all the FOB's are so overwhelmingly tarnished.

Btoadrrick and Willey are victims and they are also survivors. They have stood strong and have lived good lives. Adversity hurt them but it did not destroy them. They are both alive and well. Justice delayed is justice denied of course but 2016 might deliver a measure of satisfaction. Let's hope so.

Kathleen Willey's Website, A Scandal A Day

I like Bill Clinton with a few reservations, the biggest of which is Kathleen Willey. If she is truthful then our 42nd president is a rapist.

The Clinton bashers often come across as silly. To state my own bias I do not believe that rape equals fornication, nor does rape equal philandering nor does rape equal a Lewinsky. Nor do I believe that rape is on the spectrum of behaviors for those who practice sexuality outside of marriage. I believe that rape is a horrendous crime and we must be careful in using the term as metaphor. We should not equate brutality with consensual adult relations under any circumstances. To do so trivializes rape and rape should never be trivialized.

One of the reasons I was often alienated by the Limbaughs and the Coulters and the Hannitys over the years was their treatment of Bill Clinton, specifically his sexual behavior. I don't have any statistics but I do listen to Limbaugh and I bet that for every reference to Kathleen Willey, he mentions Monica Lewinsky 100 times. It speaks volumes about the Conservative mind that Kathleen Willey is an afterthought.

Kathleen Willey deserves a voice, or a website anyway. Good news! She has one.  "A Scandal A Day" is off to a good start. Good luck in your new endeavor, Kathleen.