January 06, 2016, 05:18 pm
By Mark Hensch and Jonathan Easley
A woman who publicly accused former President Bill Clinton of raping her in 1978 is resurrecting her claims on social media.
“I was 35 years old when Bill Clinton, Ark. Attorney General raped me,” Juanita Broaddrick tweeted Wednesday.
“Hillary tried to silence me,” she wrote of Bill Clinton’s wife and the current Democratic presidential front-runner. “I am now 73…it never goes away.”
The Hill reached a woman by phone in Van Buren, Ark., on Wednesday who identified herself as Broaddrick. She said the Twitter account is hers.
Broaddrick said she set the account up in 2009 but hasn’t used it much since because she’s unfamiliar with Twitter.
The former nursing home administrator alleged in 1999 that Bill Clinton raped her in Little Rock, Ark., during his 1978 gubernatorial campaign.
In a brief interview, Broaddrick, who said she retired after selling her nursing home business in 2008, said she’s decided to play a more visible role heading into 2016.
“I’ve been quiet for too long, and now with the possibility of [Hillary Clinton] being the Democratic nominee and possibly president, I feel the need to get involved,” she said
Her situation did not affect Bill Clinton’s gubanitorial or two presidential bids.
He was running for governor and wanted to avoid the press. So he went to her room and raped her? How is that avoiding the press? She continued to go to campaign events?
She had her say. He denies it. What does she think the world will do with her accusation?
In 1997, while under oath, she denied that she was raped.
Do we believe her tweets or what she said while under oath?
6:05, 6:20, please face facts. Looking at the circumstances as a whole, the conclusion that Broaddrick was brutally raped by Bill Clinton in 1978, not once but twice, is unavoidable.
Have you heard what Rep. Chris Shays said about Broaddrick’s sealed testimony to the FBI and to the House Impeachment investigators? It turns out that the second rape occurred shortly after the first. Broaddrick had been completely and utterly conquered by Clinton’s injurious physical aggression (he bit into her upper lip like a rabid dog), and he unexpectedly found himself erect again. Only as he was leaving, after nearly thirty minutes of sadistic torture, did he give a single thought to Broaddrick’s welfare (“You better get some ice on that.”)
Clinton was and is a revolting user and abuser of women. Hillary knows this, has always known this, and in support of her plans to undertake a high-level political career of her own, has expended enormous amounts of effort to cover up for him, viz. her “Bimbo Eruption” squad.
The facts are clear. What’s being contested is the available real estate in the minds of those of us who are unfamiliar with those facts or unclear what to make of them.
NBC’s Andrea Mitchell is now describing Broaddrick’s rape claims as “discredited” and “long denied.” Long denied? More like “once denied”, and then not by Bill Clinton, but by his lawyer. Discredited? That is one weighty adjective for Andrea Mitchell to use. A journalist with Michell’s own network, Lisa Meyers, worked her fingers to the bone in 1999 trying to find holes in Broaddrick’s rape allegations. Broaddrick complained to Meyers about how long it was taking NBC to air Meyers’ interview with her. Meyers said that the problem leading to the delay did not stem from a lack of credibility. Rather, Meyers told Broaddrick directly that the problem leading to the delayed broadcast was that NBC’s editors felt that Broaddrick was “too credible.” In other words, Meyers’ network bosses had intended to Meyers’ piece about the rape allegation to be a takedown of Broaddrick, not Bill Clinton, but after working their butt off to do it, they couldn’t pull it off!
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NBC, of all networks, can not now be heard to describe Broaddrick’s rape allegations as “discredited.” By whom, Andrea Mitchell? And how? This is a slander and Broaddrick should sue!
Bill & Hillary Clinton: A Life of Violating People
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Bill Clinton’s 1978 Rape of Juanita Broaddrick – Bill bites lips when he is in rape mode
On April 25, 1978, Arkansas Attorney General Bill Clinton, the state’s highest law enforcement official, raped Juanita Broaddrick (without a condom), and while doing so he savagely bit her top lip to subdue her. Juanita was a county coordinator for Bill and a volunteer in his ’78 gubernatorial campaign. Juanita says she will never forget Bill putting his sunglasses on afterwards then telling her to put some ice on her mangled lips. Bill: “You might want to put some ice on that.” Bill, the Rhodes Scholar Rapist, then told Juanita don’t worry about getting pregnant because I had the mumps as a kid and I am sterile. [What makes all this even more sicko is that Bill had recently impregnated Gennifer Flowers and gave her $200 to get an abortion in January, 1978; then 3 months later Bill rapes Juanita and tells her is sterile. Full-blown sociopath.]
Juanita’s friend Norma Rogers-Kelsay found here in her hotel room after the rape. Juanita says “I was sitting there crying and so upset at the time … I felt like the next person coming through the door [was coming] to get rid of [my] body. I absolutely could not believe what had happened to me.” Reporter Jon Doughtery says Kelsay “found Broaddrick in a state of shock, her lip swollen, mouth bruised, and her pantyhose torn at the crotch.” Kelsay told Fox news on 2/2/99 that Juanita “was hysterical – her lip was blue and bleeding and her hose was severely torn in the crotch area.” Kelsay says Juanita “told me they had intercourse against her will.” Kelsay told NBC News that Juanita was in “quite bad shape” and her “lips were swollen, at least double in size.”
Bill raped Juanita twice within a span of 15 minutes. Bill bit her lip so hard he almost severed it in half. Then Bill raped Juanita again – for a second time – as he found he could get a new erection. Juanita says:
“Then he said, “My God, I can do it again” and he did.”
Then Bill raped a stunned and in-shock Juanita for a second time, after Bill said ”My God, I can do it again.” . After Bill raped her, Juanita says “I felt paralyzed and started to cry.”
13 years later in March, 1991, just before Bill announced for President, he pulled Juanita out of a health care conference and Bill’s first words were, “Can you ever forgive me? … That was the old me. I’m not the same now. I’m a new man.” [Sellout, p. 131]
Juanita replied “You can just go to hell” and she walked away from the Rapist. [Sellout, p. 131] In 1998, when rape victim Juanita came public in 1998 she was 1) followed by a man in a car and 2) someone broke into her house and stole the tape to her answering machine and let all 3 of her cats out. [Limbacher, Hillary’s Scheme, p. 184]
It was the well used Clinton intimidation team.
Robert Morrow