Hillary Clinton once declared: “Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported” — but that was after years of covering up husband Bill Clinton’s sexual attacks on women! Get the inside story on decades of disturbing accusations about the 42nd President of the United States, and click here for more news on the former First Lady…
Bill Clinton — How Hillary Covered Up His History Of Sexual Assaults
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Hillary Clinton once declared: "Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported" — but that was after years of covering up husband Bill Clinton's sexual attacks on women!
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Hillary has tried to intimidate Bill's many accusers over the years, launching secret campaigns against women who came forward to accuse Bill of sexual misconduct. "Hillary took the lead in every situation," attorney and writer Candace E. Jackson told The ENQUIRER. "She planned the attacks on the women, and hired people to threaten and intimidate them — and their friends and their family members!"
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The ENQUIRER investigation revealed Bill's creepy history of alleged sexual assaults began in his early 20s — as 19-year-old Eileen Wellstone accused the future President of rape while he studied at Oxford University. Details about the attack have been shrouded in secrecy, but a retired State Department employee allegedly spoke with the woman’s family at the time and filed a report. Bill wouldn't finish his studies at Oxford.
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Instead, he moved on to Yale — where a 22-year-old woman told campus police in 1972 that she was sexually assaulted by the law student there. No charges were filed, but a police report exists. The alleged victim, however, refuses to give her name or talk to the press today.
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As a law professor at the University of Arkansas, Bill had a reputation as a ladies' man — and made some male students nervous! “A lot of guys were warned to stay clear of him, fearing he might put the make on us,” said one former student. In 1974, a female student told her faculty advisor that Clinton had groped her and forced his hand inside her clothes. Bill reportedly insisted the student had "came on" to him.
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Bill seemingly only became more emboldened as he joined forces with Hillary to begin his political career. One of the few women willing to speak out about his Presidential assaults is Kathleen Willey — a major Democratic Party donor who reported that the president groped her outside the Oval Office in 1993.
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She described a tense meeting where she had met the President in the Oval Office to discuss a job — and was then embraced by her potential employer as he groped her breasts and put her hand on his genitals. "I just remember thinking,'What in the world is he doing?'" she said, adding: "I just could not believe the recklessness of that act. There are Secret Service people around, there are stewards around, his staff was around."
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In his book, "The Survivor: Bill Clinton in the White House," Washington Post reporter John F. Harris wrote that a White House official claimed two female colleagues reported experiences similar to the groping suffered by Kathleen. Candace E. Jackson said that Kathleen — having told a a grand jury about being assaulted by Bill — was approached by a stranger before giving a deposition in a lawsuit filed by Paula Jones.
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The man told Kathleen: "I know the names of your children. You're obviously not getting the message." The day after she gave testimony in a sexual harassment case against Bill, Kathleen said, she found an animal skull on her porch. Later, her cat disappeared and her car tires were slashed.
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Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against Clinton would reveal that the President was regularly sexually serviced by Monica Lewinsky. Paula, however, had her own tale of sexual assault. The Arkansas state employee was summoned to meet with the state's then-governor in a hotel room on May 8, 1991 — where, Paula recalled, "He sat on the couch and he was fondling himself, and he asked me to kiss it."
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Paula said that she told the governor: "No, I’m not that kind of a girl, and I need to be leaving immediately.’ Paula added that Clinton said as she left: 'You’re smart. Let’s keep this between ourselves.'" The disgraced President would later settle the sexual harassment case with an $850,000 cash payment — and was fined an additional $90,686 for lying under oath during the trial.
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Hillary (seen here at church the Sunday after his deposition in the sexual harassment case) stood by her husband when Paula went public about the workplace intimidations. "She allowed her husband to abuse women," said Paula, "to harass women — possibly other things that he did wrong to women. And she allowed it to happen. As a matter of fact, she would go out and she would try to discredit these women — including me."
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But The ENQUIRER has also uncovered other alleged sexual assaults by the former President that have been buried in the media. Carolyn Moffet, a legal secretary from Arkansas, had a very similar story to Paula Jones' tale. She was summoned to meet the then-governor in a hotel room after a fundraiser — saying: "I was escorted there by a state trooper."
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"When I went in," Carolyn continued, "[Bill] was sitting on a couch, wearing only an undershirt. He pointed at his penis and told me to suck it. I told him I didn't even do that for my boyfriend and he got mad, grabbed my head and shoved it into his lap. I pulled away from him and ran out of the room."
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Flight attendant Cristy Zercher spoke up in a 1998 interview about flying from New York to California with Bill and Hillary. Cristy claimed that as most passengers were asleep, Bill — with his wife snoring just a few feet away — sat next to Cristy and groped her left breast sporadically for 40 minutes as she sat frozen. “Bill Clinton groped me right under Hillary’s nose,” she said.
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Former fundraiser Sandra Allen James claimed Bill invited her to his hotel room during a 1991 political trip. She said he pinned her against the wall and stuck his hand up her dress — and she screamed loud enough for the trooper outside the hotel suite to ask if everything was all right. At that point, she fled. Sandra added that she later advised by her boss to keep quiet about the assault if she wanted to remain employed.
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But the woman most offended by Hillary Clinton's "support" of rape victims is Juanita Broaddrick. Juanita has said that Bill assaulted her in a Little Rock, Ark., hotel room in the spring of 1978. She was a volunteer during Bill's first gubernatorial campaign in the state. In an exclusive interview, Juanita (far right) told The ENQUIRER that Hillary then threatened her to stay silent about the attack!
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Juanita recalled that she was approached by the future First Lady three weeks later at another political event. Hillary told Juanita that she appreciated the things that the volunteer had done for her husband. “[Hillary] grabbed my hand and stared at me and said, ‘Do you understand? Everything that you do,'" said Juanita. "To me, it meant I was going to have to keep silent and live with it.”
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Today, Juanita Broaddrick believes that little has changed over the years. “I think they have this evil compact between the two of them that they know what the other does and overlook it," she said. "Shame on you, Hillary! it’s time to be truthful!”
Hillary Clinton once declared: "Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported" — but that was after years of covering up husband Bill Clinton's sexual attacks on women!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Hillary has tried to intimidate Bill's many accusers over the years, launching secret campaigns against women who came forward to accuse Bill of sexual misconduct. "Hillary took the lead in every situation," attorney and writer Candace E. Jackson told The ENQUIRER. "She planned the attacks on the women, and hired people to threaten and intimidate them — and their friends and their family members!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
The ENQUIRER investigation revealed Bill's creepy history of alleged sexual assaults began in his early 20s — as 19-year-old Eileen Wellstone accused the future President of rape while he studied at Oxford University. Details about the attack have been shrouded in secrecy, but a retired State Department employee allegedly spoke with the woman’s family at the time and filed a report. Bill wouldn't finish his studies at Oxford.
Photo credit: Splash News
Instead, he moved on to Yale — where a 22-year-old woman told campus police in 1972 that she was sexually assaulted by the law student there. No charges were filed, but a police report exists. The alleged victim, however, refuses to give her name or talk to the press today.
As a law professor at the University of Arkansas, Bill had a reputation as a ladies' man — and made some male students nervous! “A lot of guys were warned to stay clear of him, fearing he might put the make on us,” said one former student. In 1974, a female student told her faculty advisor that Clinton had groped her and forced his hand inside her clothes. Bill reportedly insisted the student had "came on" to him.
Bill seemingly only became more emboldened as he joined forces with Hillary to begin his political career. One of the few women willing to speak out about his Presidential assaults is Kathleen Willey — a major Democratic Party donor who reported that the president groped her outside the Oval Office in 1993.
Photo credit: Splash News
She described a tense meeting where she had met the President in the Oval Office to discuss a job — and was then embraced by her potential employer as he groped her breasts and put her hand on his genitals. "I just remember thinking,'What in the world is he doing?'" she said, adding: "I just could not believe the recklessness of that act. There are Secret Service people around, there are stewards around, his staff was around."
Photo credit: Getty Images
In his book, "The Survivor: Bill Clinton in the White House," Washington Post reporter John F. Harris wrote that a White House official claimed two female colleagues reported experiences similar to the groping suffered by Kathleen. Candace E. Jackson said that Kathleen — having told a a grand jury about being assaulted by Bill — was approached by a stranger before giving a deposition in a lawsuit filed by Paula Jones.
Photo credit: Getty Images
The man told Kathleen: "I know the names of your children. You're obviously not getting the message." The day after she gave testimony in a sexual harassment case against Bill, Kathleen said, she found an animal skull on her porch. Later, her cat disappeared and her car tires were slashed.
Photo credit: Splash News
Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against Clinton would reveal that the President was regularly sexually serviced by Monica Lewinsky. Paula, however, had her own tale of sexual assault. The Arkansas state employee was summoned to meet with the state's then-governor in a hotel room on May 8, 1991 — where, Paula recalled, "He sat on the couch and he was fondling himself, and he asked me to kiss it."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Paula said that she told the governor: "No, I’m not that kind of a girl, and I need to be leaving immediately.’ Paula added that Clinton said as she left: 'You’re smart. Let’s keep this between ourselves.'" The disgraced President would later settle the sexual harassment case with an $850,000 cash payment — and was fined an additional $90,686 for lying under oath during the trial.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Hillary (seen here at church the Sunday after his deposition in the sexual harassment case) stood by her husband when Paula went public about the workplace intimidations. "She allowed her husband to abuse women," said Paula, "to harass women — possibly other things that he did wrong to women. And she allowed it to happen. As a matter of fact, she would go out and she would try to discredit these women — including me."
Photo credit: Getty Images
But The ENQUIRER has also uncovered other alleged sexual assaults by the former President that have been buried in the media. Carolyn Moffet, a legal secretary from Arkansas, had a very similar story to Paula Jones' tale. She was summoned to meet the then-governor in a hotel room after a fundraiser — saying: "I was escorted there by a state trooper."
Photo credit: Getty Images
"When I went in," Carolyn continued, "[Bill] was sitting on a couch, wearing only an undershirt. He pointed at his penis and told me to suck it. I told him I didn't even do that for my boyfriend and he got mad, grabbed my head and shoved it into his lap. I pulled away from him and ran out of the room."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Flight attendant Cristy Zercher spoke up in a 1998 interview about flying from New York to California with Bill and Hillary. Cristy claimed that as most passengers were asleep, Bill — with his wife snoring just a few feet away — sat next to Cristy and groped her left breast sporadically for 40 minutes as she sat frozen. “Bill Clinton groped me right under Hillary’s nose,” she said.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Former fundraiser Sandra Allen James claimed Bill invited her to his hotel room during a 1991 political trip. She said he pinned her against the wall and stuck his hand up her dress — and she screamed loud enough for the trooper outside the hotel suite to ask if everything was all right. At that point, she fled. Sandra added that she later advised by her boss to keep quiet about the assault if she wanted to remain employed.
Photo credit: Getty Images
But the woman most offended by Hillary Clinton's "support" of rape victims is Juanita Broaddrick. Juanita has said that Bill assaulted her in a Little Rock, Ark., hotel room in the spring of 1978. She was a volunteer during Bill's first gubernatorial campaign in the state. In an exclusive interview, Juanita (far right) told The ENQUIRER that Hillary then threatened her to stay silent about the attack!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Juanita recalled that she was approached by the future First Lady three weeks later at another political event. Hillary told Juanita that she appreciated the things that the volunteer had done for her husband. “[Hillary] grabbed my hand and stared at me and said, ‘Do you understand? Everything that you do,'" said Juanita. "To me, it meant I was going to have to keep silent and live with it.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Today, Juanita Broaddrick believes that little has changed over the years. “I think they have this evil compact between the two of them that they know what the other does and overlook it," she said. "Shame on you, Hillary! it’s time to be truthful!”
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