A guide to the allegations of Bill Clinton's womanizing

The Washington Post ^ | DECEMBER 30, 2015 | Glenn Kessler

[Hojczyk]

Trump is obviously referring to the sexual allegations that have long swirled around Clinton, even before he became president. We d earlier explored this question in 2014 when Sen. Rand Paul (R Ky.) wrongly claimed that a half dozen women had called Clinton a sexual predator. But for younger voters who may be wondering what the fuss is about, here again is a guide to the various claims made about Clinton s sex life.

We will divide the stories into two parts: consensual liaisons admitted by the women in question and allegations of an unwanted sexual encounter.

Consensual affairs

Gennifer Flowers

Monica Lewinsky

Dolly Kyle Browning

Elizabeth Ward Gracen

Myra Belle Sally Miller

Some might argue that because Lewinsky and Gracen had relations when Clinton was in a position of executive authority, Clinton engaged in sexual harassment.

Allegations of an unwanted sexual encounter

Paula Jones

Juanita Broaddrick

Kathleen Willey

The Bottom Line

Trump s claim is a bit too vague for a fact check. In any case, we imagine readers will have widely divergent reactions to this list of admitted affairs and unproven allegations of unwanted sexual encounters. But at least you now know the specific cases that Trump is referencing.

[doug from upland]

The information was in a room for viewing. It likely changed a few GOP minds in the House, and they voted in favor of the Articles of Impeachment.

[maggief]

“2. They also say that Clinton flatly denied the claim. I don’t think he ever actually denied it, did he?”

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2014/10/23/the-war-on-women-juanita-broaddrick-and-bill-clinton/

The NBC Dateline transcript states:

While the president and his lawyer declined to be interviewed on camera, through his lawyer the president did issue a statement saying any allegation he assaulted Broaddrick is “absolutely false” and when asked about it Wednesday the president said he had nothing to add to that statement.

[okie01]

NBC interviewed Broaddrick on January 20, 1999, but decided to broadcast it until February 24, 1999, right after Clinton impeachment trial.

Good find.

I recall reading Dorothy Rabinowitz's interview with Broaddrick before the NBC interview aired. But I can't recall whether it ran before the impeachment trial or not.