This past week, in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein sex scandal exploding in Hollywood, Monica Lewinsky jumped on board of Alyssa Milano’s social media hashtag campaign: #MeToo. The Clinton rape scandal exploded once again onto the scene and Juanita Broaddrick, who is now 74, was quick to speak up. She accused Bill Clinton of raping her in the 1970s. Since then, other women have lined up claiming they were raped or assaulted by Clinton.
Broaddrick called out Lewinsky, the former White House intern, on Thursday over the hashtag campaign. The hashtag went viral among women on social media. Lewinsky did not go into detail on how she was raped or assaulted, but expressed her support of other women who had been victims of sexual harassment and joined their ranks. Understandably, Broaddrick criticized Lewinsky for failing to come to her defense when she initially came forward with her accusations against Clinton in the 1990s.
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ReplyDeleteSomeone needs to do a very in depth investigation on these two. It is much more than a circumstance that so many people have died as a result of being involved with them.
ReplyDeleteDo any of you out there really believe that Bill Clinton's sex scandals died after he left office if you do than you definitely are waiting for the Easter Bunny. I am sure there are cover ups to keep him out of those headlines especially when Hillary was running for President. He didn't stop we can all be sure just more careful and more people covering his ______. Does she when she is doing all these speaking engagements that pay her big $ cover the time they were in the white house and the scandals her husband brought to this country?
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