Posted on 04/26/2002 9:09:39 AM PDT by GrandMoM
WASHINGTON - Gennifer Flowers claims that during her affair with Bill Clinton, he once asked her to perform oral sex on him while he stood at a window in the Governor’s mansion and waved to his wife Hillary who was outside the house.
Such stories are not be dismissed, a recently retired Arkansas State trooper says in More than Sex: The Secrets of Bill & Hillary Clinton revealed! - an audio tape set published by NewsMax.com - The trooper, Larry Patterson, has offered his story of backstairs with the Clintons during the six years he protected Bill and Hillary in Arkansas.
Patterson alleges that Clinton’s womanizing was not a personal matter, but a public issue that involved "an abuse of women, an abuse of people and abuse of power.”
Patterson, citing the Flowers case, said Clinton’s affair with Flowers led to several abuses. Flowers was put on the state payroll and was given a position for which Charlotte Perry, a career civil service employee, had been passed over. Perry later sued the state.
"That’s an abuse of power; that’s an abuse of state funds,” Patterson said.
Later, when Clinton’s affair with Flowers began to surface, Clinton lied to the public about the relationship. Clinton first claimed he barely knew Flowers and never had a sexual relationship with her. During a deposition in the Paula Jones case, Clinton admitted he had one instance of sexual contact with Flowers.
In fact, Patterson said he drove Clinton to Flower’s Little Rock apartment dozens of times and that Flowers sometimes called Clinton several times a day.
Flower’s case was not an isolated one, Patterson said, alleging that Clinton juggled several relationships at a time, misused state police to maintain these relationships and hide them from his wife and the public.
"He would have some woman in the governor’s mansion, his own child there, and staff people there” as well, Patterson explained. State police had to monitor his wife’s activities to insure a speedy exit down the backstairs for any woman he was attending to.
Clinton was "obsessed” by sex, Patterson said. "You could not believe it unless you were around him and saw him. It was 24 hours a day.” Even passing a woman on the street would prompt Clinton. "Larry, what would you do to her,” Patterson said would be a typical Clinton comment.
In More than Sex, Patterson reports:
Clinton had several sexual encounters in the bushes and areas adjoining the governor’s mansion. On one occasion, troopers watched on a security video monitor as Clinton had relations with a young female in the driveway of the governor’s mansion.
Clinton used his "jogging” time to visit with various women. Upon return to the governor’s mansion, water would be poured over Clinton’s head to make it look like he had actually been exercising. "We’d go back to the mansion, he’d have makeup, he’d have lipstick, and we’d say ‘Guv, you can’t go in the house like this.’ He’d say ‘what’s wrong?’ "We’d say, ‘You’ve got makeup on your shirt, you’ve got lipstick on your face.’
Clinton was thrilled by risky sex, and constantly referred to the potential political liability as having to "live at the foot of the cross.” Often times Clinton brushed off such worries of being exposed by saying that without a picture of him with another woman, his denials would be believed. "Larry, unless they’ve got pictures of me with a goat, I’ll deny it.” Patterson quoted Clinton as saying.
Clinton lied when he said he barely knew Paula Jones and couldn’t remember meeting her. At one point, Patterson said Clinton met Paula at the state Capital, called her by name and hugged her. As he did so he turned to Patterson and said, "Larry it’s kind of like Beauty and the Beast, isn’t it?”
State troopers became pimps for Clinton, Patterson said. Clinton would often pick a woman out of an audience he would be speaking to and tell Patterson the lady had a "come hither look” and asked the trooper to get the women’s contact information.
Clinton was so impressed by Kathy Ferguson, the wife of Danny Ferguson, another state trooper that guarded Clinton, that he asked Ferguson if he had naked pictures of his wife he could look at. Patterson said Ferguson told him and a fellow trooper that Clinton "wanted to know details about their sexual activity” and that Clinton clearly expressed his interest in his subordinate’s wife.
Clinton told Patterson that his extracurricular activities never posed a problem because as governor he could do as he pleased. "Larry, I’m the governor of the state of Arkansas. I work really hard and the laws that apply to everyone else shouldn’t apply to me.”
During the 1992 campaign, Troopers began a gambling pool, each choosing the day a major revelation -"other women would start coming forward”- might surface that would cause him to withdraw from the presidential race. Surprisingly, that never happened.
"I never expected him to weather all the storms. He has weathered them and the American people seem to be more accepting. Whatever Clinton does now, they accept it and I don’t understand that.”
Part One of Series: More Than Sex: The Secrets of Bill and Hillary Clinton Revealed by Arkansas State Trooper
Part Three of Series: Is Bill Clinton Danno Williams' father? A State Trooper Offers New Links
Part Four of Series: Ross Perot and Bill Clinton - Trooper Talks of Special Relationship NewsMax.com September 17, 1999
Part Five of Series: Trooper: Clinton Called Blacks He Didn’t Like "N--gers” NewsMax.com September 20, 1999
Part Six of Series: The Clintons Made Anti-Semitic Remarks NewsMax.com September 21, 1999
Part Seven of Series: Hillary and Vince Foster: Too Close for Comfort NewsMax.com September 22, 1999
Part Eight of Series: Foster Was Murdered, Trooper Says NewsMax.com September 23, 1999
For More on More than Sex: The Secrets of Bill & Hillary Clinton.
....think I'll buy the book.
Newsmax has inventory they have to sell off.
This about sums up the 'toons. Chillary you can be certain believes this too. Add chels in there and you've got the whole bunch of them.
A Perfect Score (for Martin)
A Perfect Match (for Clinton)
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