(a history of racial and ethic slurs) The Foulmouthed & Lying Clintons

Millions of Americans still admire Bill and Hillary Clinton, whose habitual lies, gutter language, anti-Semitic outbursts, and anti-black slurs have been documented by reliable writers but which have been -- and still are -- routinely suppressed by the so-called liberal media. This article serves to counter and expose that shameless misleading of the public about the true character of America's two supreme actors and how they talk in private.

Lest you think I am a Republican, conservative, or member of the imaginary "vast right-wing conspiracy": I am an apolitical anti-politician. Because I despise blatantly lying politicians with all my heart, I am presenting this uncensored record of some of the filthy language and lies by the amoral Clintons -- the ex-President and the aspiring first female President.

The following five quotations are from Alec Flegon's Dictionary of English Sex Quotations (London: Flegon Press, 1996):

L.D. Brown, a member of Clinton's former security staff and bodyguard in Arkansas, stated that Hillary is "as foul-mouthed as any sailor you'd ever meet." (p. 147) As reported by Bill's security staff, Hillary frequently erupted in expletive-filled tirades against him. "I can't believe you would ask a f***ing question like that!" Or, about his shaky driving, "You're gonna get us f***ing killed!" (p. 147) She shouted at Bill over his unfaithfulness: "I need to be ****ed more than twice a year!" (p. 170) Hillary to Larry Patterson, an Arkansas state trooper and Clinton bodyguard from 1986 to 1993, who was bringing a judge's wife to the Little Rock airport: "What the f*** do you think you're doing? I know who that whore is." (p. 171) Coming out of the Arkansas governor's mansion early morning on Labor Day 1991, Hillary screamed: "Where is the *odd*mn f***ing flag? I want the goddamn f***ing flag up every f***ing morning at f****ing sunrise!" (p. 173). Patterson observed Hillary standing at the bottom of the stairs in the governor's mansion, and Bill at the top of the stairs with little Chelsea beside him, as Hillary screamed at him at the top of her lungs: "*odd*mn stupid f***ing fool!" [NewsMax, 15 July 2000]

Patterson stated that Bill and Hillary Clinton would frequently argue with each other using the worst expletives known to mankind, sometimes in the presence of their daughter Chelsea. Some of the anti-Semitic slurs with which she commonly laced her tirades against Bill were "Jew motherf***er," "Jew Boy" and "Jew Bastard." [NewsMax, 15 and 17 July 2000]

"If she disagreed with Bill Clinton or she disagreed with some of the Jewish community in Little Rock -- or some of the ethnic community -- she would often make these statements." "She would say 'Jew Bastard' or call her husband a 'Jew boy' or a 'motherf***ing Jew'," Patterson told the WABC New York radio audience. [Carl Limbacher and NewsMax Staff, 17 July 2000]

Patterson said he heard Hillary "utter anti-Jewish epithets between 10 and 20 times over the course of his six years at the Arkansas governor's mansion." [NewsMax, 17 July 2000]

Hillary's rages continued after she took up residence in the White House, where she blew up at a Secret Service agent for declining to carry her bags. When the agent explained that he needed to keep his hands free in order to protect her, she replied: "If you want to remain on this detail, get your f***ing *ss over here and grab those bags." [Joyce Milton in The First Partner: Hillary Rodham Clinton (1999), p. 259]

Hillary to a Secret Service agent, after she heard that a University of California-Berkeley student had written a satirical column in The Daily Californian about daughter Chelsea: "What the f*** is going on?" [San Francisco Chronicle, 26 Nov. 1997]

Bill also badmouthed others and his dear Hillary. David Brock, ex-American Spectator reporter: "From the back of his Lincoln, Bill Clinton would say about Paula Jones, 'What does that whore think she's doing to me?' He also referred to his ex-lover Gennifer Flowers as a 'f***ing slut,' according to Larry Patterson." [Drudge Report, 9 March 1998]

When Hillary (once again) physically attacked Bill, Secret Service agents had to separate them. "Keep that *itch away from me!" Bill Clinton told one Secret Service agent. [The National Enquirer, 5 Jan. 1999]

Larry Patterson confirmed that he frequently heard Bill Clinton use "*igger" to refer to both Jesse Jackson and local Little Rock black leader Robert "Say" McIntosh. Longtime Clinton paramour Dolly Kyle Browning corroborated Patterson on Clinton's use of "*igger." "Not only did he use the 'N' word, he called him a 'GDN' [*odd*mn *igger], if you catch my drift," Browning told Fox News in 1999. [NewsMax, 17 July 2000] Brown also told NewsMax that the president would regularly make derogatory comments about African-Americans in private. "He has used the 'N' word before. Bill would make snide remarks about blacks behind their backs." [Carl Limbacher and NewsMax Staff, 17 July 2000]

Patterson said Hillary was no stranger to the "N" word either. He heard her say "*igger" "probably six, eight, ten times. She would be upset with someone in the black community and she would use the 'N' word, like, you heard they've got the president's brother on tape using the 'N' word." [NewsMax, 17 July 2000]

It's all in the family: Captured on videotape when Arkansas state police had Hillary's brother-in-law Roger Clinton under surveillance for dealing cocaine in 1984, Roger stated: "Some junior high nigger kicked Steve's ass while he was trying to help his brothers out; junior high or sophomore in high school. Whatever it was, Steve had the *igger down. However it was, it was Steve's fault. He had the *igger down, he let him up. The *igger blindsided him." [NewsMax, 17 July 2000]

Jerry Oppenheimer's book State of the Union: Inside the Complex Marriage of Bill and Hillary Clinton (2000) quotes former campaign aide Mary Lee Fray, who says that Hillary exploded in a rage after Bill lost his first bid for elective office, a run for Congress in Arkansas's Third Congressional District against John Paul Hammerschmidt. Hillary blamed Fray's husband, Paul, for the campaign's bungled political strategy. The slur was uttered at a heated, finger-pointing session at Bill Clinton's Fayetteville, Ark., campaign headquarters on election night in 1974, following his defeat. "You f***ing Jew bastard!" Hillary yelled at Paul, Mary Lee confirmed -- even though Paul Fray is not Jewish. [NewsMax, 15 July 2000]

In the room that night were Bill Clinton; his then-girlfriend Hillary Rodham; Paul Fray, Clinton's campaign manager; and Fray's wife, Mary Lee. Another campaign worker, Neill McDonald, was just outside the door and heard everything. [Daily News, 17 July 2000] Paul Fray is a Baptist but his heritage is Jewish; his paternal grandmother was Jewish, and Bill and Hillary knew of his heritage.

Mary Lee Fray said that Hillary not only used an anti-Semitic slur but she shouted it so loudly "it rattled the walls." "It was very clear," she said. "Bill Clinton's face became white as a ghost." [FOXNews.com, AP and New York Post, 18 July 2000]

Former Clinton campaign aide Neill McDonald, who has always been a Clinton supporter [Jewish World Review, 19 July 2000], confirmed the story, according to the New York Daily News. [Reuters, 17 July 2000] He heard the obscenity as he stood outside the room. [FOXNews.com, AP, New York Post, 18 July 2000]

Sources in Arkansas told mainstream reporters as early as 1999 about Hillary Clinton's use of anti-Semitic language, but they and their editors decided to withhold the bombshell revelation from the American people. [NewsMax, 18 July 2000]

Vanity Fair writer Gail Sheehy, who has enjoyed special access to Mrs. Clinton over the years, interviewed Mary Lee Fray for her book Hillary's Choice. Sheehy told Newsday that even though Mary Lee's account included Mrs. Clinton's vile slur, her husband made no mention of it in a separate interview. Sheehy does not say that Mr. Fray denied the story -- only that the subject did not come up. Apparently the author herself decided to avoid the topic, thereby ruling out any chance that a second source for Hillary's anti-Semitic shocker would compel publication. [NewsMax, 18 July 2000]

Sheehy said that she had heard the story of the alleged anti-Semitic comment several years ago from Fray's wife. But Sheehy said she left it out of her book because it was "off the wall. It was totally without credibility." [NewsMax, 18 July 2000]

NBC-TV's Andrea Mitchell admitted that Fray recounted the incident, complete with Hillary's anti-Semitic slur, during an interview for the network's "Dateline NBC" program in 1999. But NBC News editors decided to kill the report on the sensational allegation because the story lacked corroboration, Mitchell said. [NewsMax, 18 July 2000]

The folks at NBC must not have tried too hard to substantiate Fray's account, since his wife, Mary Lee, was more than willing to corroborate the charge -- as she has for dozens of reporters since the story resurfaced. [NewsMax, 18 July 2000]

One-time Clinton consultant Dick Morris gave Gail Sheehy an exclusive account of his now legendary story about Hillary's use of a Jewish stereotype during an argument she had with him. "Money -- that's all you people care about is money," Morris said Hillary yelled after he asked for a pay raise in 1986. In November 1999 Morris went public with the story, noting that he'd told it to Sheehy for her then-upcoming Hillary biography, Hillary's Choice. But when the book hit the stands in December, Morris's explosive report was nowhere to be found. [NewsMax, 18 July 2000]

Hillary called a news conference on her Chappaqua front lawn and angrily and tearfully said, "I wanted to unequivocally state it never happened, I hate this type of politics of destruction." [UPI, 17 July 2000]

Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton angrily denied having uttered an anti-Jewish slur 26 years ago. "I've never said anything like that in my entire life," the first lady said. [Reuters, 16 July 2000]

Mrs. Clinton angrily denied making the ethnic slur, saying the report was "absolutely false." [FOXNews.com, AP and New York Post, 18 July 2000]

Angry and emotional, Hillary Rodham Clinton firmly denied allegations from a forthcoming book that she used an anti-Semitic slur 26 years ago. [AP, 16 July 2000]

"I can only state unequivocally it did not happen," she said. "Any reasonable person looking at the evidence in this case would conclude there's no credibility on the other side." [Reuters, 17 July 2000]

Hillary: "I want to state unequivocally that it never happened and very clearly point out that it goes against my entire life," she said. "In the past, I may have called someone a name, but I have never used ethnic, racial, anti-Semitic, bigoted, discriminatory, prejudiced accusations against anybody. I've never done it. I've never thought it. So why people are accusing me of this is certainly beyond my understanding." [Daily News, 17 July 2000]

"I have a lot of confidence in the fundamental good judgment of New Yorkers to see through these kinds of charges," Mrs. Clinton said during a press conference on Ellis Island. [AP, 18 July 2000]

In addition to the above-cited anti-Semitic and anti-Black slurs by Hillary (and Bill), she used an anti-Italian slur against then-Senate candidate Al D'Amato in 1998 by publicly ridiculing him as 'Senator Tomato'." [NewsMax, 17 July 2000]

Being a pathological liar, Hillary denies & denies & denies. It's sad and depressing that millions of moronic Americans believe her and that amoral, stupid or opportunistic New Yorkers elected that carpet-bagging *itch as a senator. It is to puke.

Is there anyone who does not remember the two most widely reported blatant lies by that psychopathic liar Bill Clinton? You know, that he "didn't inhale" when smoking marijuana and that he "did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." (I guess pot wasn't strong enough for "Cocaine Bill," whose half-brother Roger was caught on a police surveillance video saying, "Got to get some for my brother. He's got a nose like a vacuum cleaner." [The Electronic Telegraph (London), 15 July 1996])

The Clinton campaign released a statement from President Clinton in which he said: "I was there on election night in 1974 and this charge is simply not true. It did not happen. My wife has stood for social justice and tolerance and against racial and religious hatred and bigotry for as long as I have known her." [AP, 16 July 2000]

Clinton jumped to his wife's defense: "She might have called him a bastard," the president said in an interview in the New York Daily News. "I wouldn't rule that out. She's never claimed that she was pure on profanity. But I've never heard her tell a joke with an ethnic connotation. She's so fanatic about it. She can't tell an ethnic joke -- it's not in her." [UPI, 17 July 2000; Daily News, 17 July 2000; FOXNews, AP, and New York Post, 18 July 2000]

President Clinton came to his wife's defense, denying that she called a campaign aide a "f***ing Jew bastard" in 1974. In two telephone calls to the New York Daily News from the Camp David Middle East summit, including one to Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the paper's chairman and co-publisher, the President said, "I was there and [Hillary] never said it. In 29 years, my wife has never, ever uttered an ethnic or racial slur against anybody, ever. She's so straight on this, she squeaks." [Daily News, 17 July 2000]

So Bill remembered the event but the lying *itch didn't? One wonders whether that foul female squeaked whenever she uttered "*igger," "Jew motherf***er," "Jew boy," and "You f***ing Jew bastard!"

"It really got bad," Clinton said, "and he [Paul Fray] and Hillary somehow got in a fight. There was never a racial slur. If she were an anti-Semite, which she is not, it would never have occurred to her to say anything like that to him" -- a reference to the fact that Fray is not Jewish. [Daily News, 17 July 2000]

Hillary's hubby exposed that lying bitch in a rare moment of telling the truth: He acknowledged that there was a fight, that she called Fray a "bastard," and implied that she used "f***ing" ("She's never claimed that she was pure on profanity"), but then switched back to his standard modus operandi by lying that she didn't use "Jew." Why? Because that would have cost her the pivotal Jewish vote.

"I think they've got a little bit of what you call 'selective memory'," Paul Fray added, referring to the president and first lady, who have vehemently denied the accusation. [FOXNews.com, AP and New York Post, 18 July 2000]

"I'm inclined to believe she did it. It's not because she has a vicious streak in her [and] has a notoriously bad temper; it's not because [Jewish] Dick Morris made a similar charge concerning a comment Hillary made to him when they were discussing his consulting fees: 'That's all you people care about is money.' Hillary is telling the patently unbelievable story that she doesn't even remember the altercation with Fray, when even husband Bill admits remembering the fight." [David Limbaugh in Jewish World Review, 19 July 2000]

Various big-name Jews, such as the shameless Clinton-ass-kissing Senator Charles Schumer (N.Y.), former New York City Mayor Ed Koch, and Abe Foxman, head of the Anti-Defamation League, immediately came to Hillary's defense by claiming that she is not anti-Semitic -- despite her frequent anti-Semitic utterances, the Rodham family's well-known dislike of Jews, the Clintons' anti-Semitic jokes, and her repeated use of "Jew bastard" and "Jew motherf***er."

"I don't believe she said it, and if she said it 26 years ago, so what?" Ed Koch, who makes no secret of being a proud Jew, told the New York Post. "Did she say it yesterday? There must be a statute of limitations." [NewsMax, 15 July 2000]

Abe Foxman told the New York Post, "If in fact she said it, that does not make her an anti-Semite, because there is a public record of Hillary Rodham Clinton of the past 26 years which has no iota of anti-Semitism." [NewsMax, 15 July 2000]

The ADL said in a statement that it believes the First Lady when she said she never called Paul Fray a "f***ing Jew bastard" during an argument after the loss 26 years ago. [UPI, 17 July 2000]

Sen. Charles Schumer, who is Jewish, issued a statement saying, "I've known Hillary Clinton for eight years, and she doesn't have an anti-Semitic bone in her body." [Reuters, 16 July 2000]

Jewish New York Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey also defended Hillary: "...there's no way Hillary could make a statement like that." [AP, 16 July 2000]

Leaders of New York's Jewish community lined up on opposite sides of the debate. Representatives of conservative Jewish groups disagreed with the Anti-Defamation League's defense of Hillary. Dov Hikind, a New York Assemblyman and leader of Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community, told UPI: "If this was only a remark made 26 years ago, then it wouldn't be a big issue.... [But this] is not an isolated case." "There is no statute of limitations for racism or anti-Semitism or bigotry." [AP and Reuters, 17 July 2000]

Excerpts from Rabbi Dr. Morton H. Pomerantz, state chaplain for the State of New York: "Madame Hillary called a campaign aide a 'F***ing Jew Bastard.' Funny, isn't it, that Manhattan's limousine liberal Jewish set wants so quickly to forget about Hillary's anti-Semitism.... The liberal New York media -- dominated as it is by members of the Jewish community -- have barely mentioned the trooper's [Larry Patterson] allegations and has afforded Hillary every benefit of the doubt. Surely, if Mr. Lazio, her Senate opponent, had made such remarks about Jews -- no matter how long ago -- he would have been skewered by New York's liberal press like there was no tomorrow. The major media have become inveterate ass-kissers of the Clintons...." [NewsMax, 24 July 2000]

There's no doubt that Hillary called Paul Fray a "f***ing Jew bastard." If there were the slightest doubt, you can bet that vicious Hillary would have sicced her amoral $450-an-hour shyster David Kendall on every author, publication and news service that reported her anti-Semitic slur, regardless of how veiled and coy the media were about her vile outburst.

Following below is a sampling of how the media reported "f***ing Jew bastard." Note the euphemized f***ing and its suppression, the euphemized bastard, as well as the various uninformative paraphrases, verbal maneuvers, and spineless weaseling. The quotations are arranged from the most to the least complete reporting of Hillary's exact and complete filth. TIME magazine wins the Weasel Prize for keeping the reader in the dark about what was actually said; the Associated Press is runner-up for euphemizing bastard and suppressing f***ing; and United Press International wins third place for euphemizing all words but "Jew." A special prize goes to CBS Radio News for telling its listeners that Hillary merely "used rough language" and an unspecified "anti-Semitic slur" -- like what? Kike? Hebe? Christ-killer?

Hillary's actual words: "You f***ing Jew bastard!" [Jerry Oppenheimer in his book State of the Union: Inside the Complex Marriage of Bill and Hillary Clinton (2000)]

"f***ing Jew bastard" [The Times (London), 18 July 2000] "f-----g Jew bastard" [New York Daily News, 17 July 2000] "f****** Jew bastard" [The Times (London), 16 July 2000] "f----- Jew b------" [UPI, 17 July 2000; euphemized f***ing is one hyphen short]

"Jew bastard" [Reuters, 10, 16, 17 July 2000] "Jew bastard" [The Washington Post, 18 July 2000] "Jew bastard" [New York Daily News, 18 July 2000] "Jew b------" [AP, 16 July 2000]

"an obscenity-laced, anti-Semitic slur" [AP, 19 July 2000] "an anti-Semitic obscenity" [AP and St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 26 July 2000] "hurled anti-Semitic abuse" [The Times (London), 18 July 2000] "uttered an anti-Jewish slur" [Reuters, 16 July 2000] "used an anti-Semitic slur" [AP, 16 July 2000] "made an anti-Jewish remark" [TIME, 24 July 2000, p. 64] "used rough language" and an "anti-Semitic slur." [CBS Radio News, 16 July 2000]

In the last presidential election, 47% of voters voted for a traitorous, lying bastard. They will vote for whoever has a “D” behind their name. Hillary could be filmed robbing a bank and still get the moonbat vote.

I'm sure Hildabeast would cuss out the Pope... BUT (and it's no secret that I cannot stand Hildabeast... lol)

Aman has issues too... as per Wikipedia

In 1993, Aman was sentenced to 27 months in federal prison for mailing, after a bitter divorce, two "prank" postcards to his ex-wife and the allegedly threatening 2-page pamphlet "Legal Slimebags of Wisconsin" to many Wisconsin lawyers and judges. The postcards in question had pasted-up headlines of news articles about bitter ex-husbands killing their ex-wives. Because of a judicial error and his "good behavior" in prison, he actually served 15-1/2 months at Santa Rita, Terminal Island, Lompoc, and Dublin (now a Federal prison for women only), and was released in February of 1995.

Four letter words are encouraged by the moonbats. They think that shows $alls. It really shows a lack of control and proper vocabulary.

Oh ye right wing conspiracists! She has SO many opportunities for this country! She JUST doesn’t want to see it going backwards!

how ‘bout a little compassion for this poor, fine woman?

-— I have to go throw up now....

She is a joke. Those who back her are more than willing participants of her evil.

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That's my opinion!

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