Sex and politics: the Clintons, the waltz of deceit
To be elected at the head of the United States, Hillary Clinton relies on the vote of women. But a few hundred of them will not give him their vote: all those Bill would have put in his bed ...
"I deceived the people and my wife. I deeply regret it." It is a mea culpa that will go down in history. On August 17, 1998, after months of denials, Bill Clinton admitted to having had an "inappropriate relationship" with Monica Lewinsky. Leaving an America shocked and haunted by images of soiled dress and cigars diverted from their use. Except that this "error of judgment" would only be the small top of a giant iceberg. In all, it is indeed with hundreds of women (some speak of 2000) that he would have deceived Hillary! Among them, prostitutes, a Canadian billionaire, secretaries, a former Miss America, stars, including Barbra Streisand. And sometimes funny stories, such as the one told by Sally Miller Perdue, an ex-Miss Arkansas according to which Bill tried on his evening dresses after their 5-7!
Unfortunately, the stories have often grown darker, referring to assaults much more than consensual relationships. Thus, in 1994, Paula Jones sued him for sexual harassment. Three years ago, while working under him when he was governor of Arkansas, he allegedly had her escorted to his hotel room, before pulling down his pants and asking for a blowjob. The case will be settled amicably, the Clintons paying him nearly € 800,000, but other scandals will tarnish their reputation. Dozens of alleged victims will claim to have been abused by the ex-President. Juanita Broaddrick, a retirement home administrator, explained in 1998 that she had been abused twenty years earlier. The affair is starting to date, but it has found a burning topicality, in the middle of the presidential campaign. A few weeks ago, this now septuagenarian argued in several media that Hillary Clinton was not the imagined collateral victim: "She is not innocent and covered the actions of her husband." Would the Democratic candidate therefore be an accomplice?
"He should be in jail, like Bill Cosby"
That's what Kathleen Willey thinks too. On November 29, 1993, Bill Clinton summoned this White House volunteer to the Oval Office and allegedly kissed her by force, before touching her chest ... "He should be in prison, in a cell next to that of Bill Cosby, "she recently said in the National Enquirer. And, this time again, the attacks also target the former First Lady, who would then have deployed great means to silence her. "They subjected me to fearful and intimidating maneuvers. They left a skull outside my door. They kidnapped one of my cats and killed another." The Clintons in the Soprano version, as angora executioners? It is hard to imagine it. In any case, Donald Trump's camp is making a big splash with these testimonies. And the man with the pumpkin complexion does not fail to evoke Bill's deceptions with big shots of murderous tweets. However, he should be careful: his rival is not afraid to stick out her claws. Whether in front of a little twink or a big cat.
