“She mentioned how her husband shot himself over their financial problems [due in large part to legal defense over political fund raising investigations, it happened the same day Clinton groped her and tried to exploit her financial vulnerability.]”
As I’ve mentioned (only about 30 times so far!!), Texas’ own Sheila Jackson-Lee (gee, thanks, Houston!) was on ‘Fox Sunday’ with Brit Hume when Kathleen Willey was being interviewed by the Clinton Grand Jury. Jackson-Lee made the comment that if Kathleen Willey had been at home instead of trying to seduce Clinton (paraphrasing), maybe her husband wouldn’t have committed suicide! Brit was so stunned by the remark that he literally stammered for a few seconds! First time I’ve ever seen him lose control of a conversation. Sad part was that Brit’s son had himself committed suicide only a few weeks earlier. It must have been a tough interview for Brit.
Poor Billy, still the victim, after all these years... Or to paraphrase ol' Texas Guv Ann Bitchards (oops!): "Poooor Billy! He cain't hep it: he was barn with a --" (Well, we all know what he was barn with...)
Whatever happened to the allegation that Brit's son Sandy's death was no accident? He was the editor of "Roll Call" I believe, a congressional magazine that was about to blow the lid off some Clinton Scandal.
"Sad part was that Brit’s son had himself committed suicide only a few weeks earlier. It must have been a tough interview for Brit."
Both suicides are questionable, best I can tell. Ed Willey allegedly shot himself with a shotgun that day. He was being investigated for campaign finance violations. So was Ron Brown, who crashed into a mountain on the same date that Dr. Martain Luther King Jr. made his 'mountaintop' speech.