Mar 14, 2015 12:01 AM - Most Americans haven’t forgotten the bald-faced lies the
Clintons told about Bill’s affairs and molestations along
with the sheer savagery of the attacks their surrogates
launched against these women. For example, we all remember Bill Clinton perjuring
himself by saying, “I did not have sexual relations with
that woman, Miss Lewinsky.” Of course, Bill was lying which
helped lead to the House voting to impeach him. The Senate
attempted to follow suit and although 50 Senators voted for
impeachment, they didn’t reach the 67 vote threshold needed
to send Clinton home in disgrace.
What you may not remember as well was the brutality of
public relations war the Clintons waged against these women.
Just to point out one particularly nasty quip out of many,
Clintonista James Carville rather famously said of Paula
Jones that if you, “drag a hundred-dollar bill through a
trailer park, you never know what you’ll find.” Of course in
the end, Paula Jones ended up getting an $850,000
out-of-court settlement from the Clintons while Bill had to
pay $90,000 for lying in court and was stripped of his law
license for five years as part of a deal to avoid
disbarment.
However, there was much more to the story. While agents
of Bill and Hillary were publicly trying to destroy the
women Bill slept with and molested, the IRS was going after
them as well. Before Obama’s IRS harassed the Tea Party,
Clinton’s IRS audited Gennifer Flowers, Liz Ward Gracen,
Paula Jones and Juanita Broaddrick.
Even worse, several of the Clinton women faced extremely
creepy harassment. Both Gennifer Flowers and Juanita Broadrick say their
homes were burglarized. Quoting Ann Coulter’s book, High Crimes and Misdemeanors:
The Case Against Bill Clinton, former Clinton mistress Sally
Purdue received “a series of threatening visits, phone calls
and letters.” Purdue claimed that a man visited her who
said, “If I was a good little girl, and didn’t kill the
messenger, I’d be set for life: a federal job…I’d never have
to worry again. But if I didn’t take the offer, then they
knew that I went jogging by myself and he couldn’t guarantee
what would happen to my pretty little legs.”
In an interview with me back in 2007, Kathleen Willey
made some even more disturbing allegations.
I’ve read a transcript of your examination on the stand
and it seemed pretty obvious to me that you were being very
evasive. You seemed to be trying to do everything humanly
possible to give the impression that nothing had happened
between you and Bill Clinton without actually perjuring
yourself. Is that the case?
I did not want to tell that story. My intention was for
that story to go to my grave with me.
Eventually, I just
knew I had to tell the story and I did.
Like I said, in the transcript, you did everything you
could to avoid talking about it and got to the point where
you had to perjure yourself or tell the story, right?
That’s absolutely correct…and I had been threatened a few
days before that and all kinds of things had been happening
to me.
Like what? Tell me about that.
Strange phone calls. You know, “We’re getting ready to
turn the power off, do you have small children or elderly
people there?” The power company doesn’t do that and the
power never went off.
Then, one day, I live out in the country, in a very rural
part of Virginia and…I walked out of my house one day and I
had three flat tires. I wondered how that had happened and
came to find out that someone had come down with a nail gun
and shot the tires out in the sidewalls. I mean, you don’t
run over nails and get them in the sidewalls.
And I had a beloved pet of 13 years that disappeared…
That was your cat, right?
That was my cat. I put the word out…and put up pictures
saying she was missing and one morning, I was out walking at
first light with my dogs, a couple of days before the
deposition, and this stranger approached me and asked if I
had ever found the cat. He was very knowledgeable about my
cat, and talked about what a nice cat he was — talking about
him in the past tense. Then he asked me if I had gotten my
tires repaired — “Did you ever get those tires fixed” —
which was when I knew something was going on. Then, the
worst part was when he threatened my children by name….He
said, “You’re just not getting the message, are you?” The
message was clear, it was to lie at that deposition in two
days and not tell the story of what Bill Clinton did to me.
…I understand. Now, you’ve talked about some of the
harassment you’ve suffered. Can you tell me about that and
also about your manuscript being stolen recently?
Well, over Labor Day week-end, someone broke into my
home, in the middle of the night, while I was upstairs
asleep…They wanted it to look like a botched burglary…I
think they came in through the screen…they took my purse,
which I later found out in the woods. They didn’t take the
credit cards, but they took the money that was in my wallet.
They broke the antenna off of my car, they tampered with my
satellite system, my wireless internet system, and took the
manuscript and this is within days of two stories in a
national magazine and newspaper (saying) I was almost
finished with my book and that it was going to be published
in November. I think the person that came in here, came in
here with a mission. That mission was to terrify me and get
their hands on my manuscript.
Near the end of the book, you had a fascinating little
paragraph on some of the harassment that other authors of
Clinton books have suffered. Can you tell us a little bit
about that?
Well, we’ve got just any number of people who have
criticized or questioned the Clintons and have been
subjected to this kind of behavior — former state troopers
in Arkansas, of course, other women like me. Our stories are
so similar it’s eerie. I mean, we all tell the same stories.
