Clinton claimed. "I left the White House $16 million in debt." ... But he was able to buy two expensive houses at the same time.
Yeah ... but you're forgetting how he got enough loot to make the down payments.
Posted on 06/04/2018 7:01:43 AM PDT by Zakeet
Former President Bill Clinton appeared uncomfortable as NBC reporter Craig Melvin confronted him with the legacy of the Monica Lewinksy scandal, in an appearance on the "Today" show that aired Monday.
"Nobody believes I got out of that for free," Clinton claimed. "I left the White House $16 million in debt."
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Clinton claimed. "I left the White House $16 million in debt." ... But he was able to buy two expensive houses at the same time.
Yeah ... but you're forgetting how he got enough loot to make the down payments.
Well, that explain why they stole the silverware when they left the White House.
But how were they able to buy that $1.7 million house in Chappaqua with that kind of debt?
I wish an interviewer would ask him pointblank whether or not he raped Juanita Brodderick. He as avoided commenting on her accusations because although the statute of limitations has run out on the rape charge, if he denies it, he is calling her a liar, and will open himself up to a fresh charge of libel, as case he is very likely to lose, especially a civil suite, where the standard is preponderance of evidence, not reasonable doubt.
“Did you rape Juanita Brodderick in 1978, as she claims?”
- Bubba makes an evasive answer
“If not, why don’t you sue her for libel?”
- Another evasion
“Are you going to answer the quesion, ‘Yes or no, did you rape Juanita Brodderick?’”
- At this point Clinton says, “You know there are a lot of people who are out to get me because of the way I tried to help people, ... blah, blah, blah, ....”
“I take that as a ‘yes.’”
He actually did her a big favor. How many people can go through life without having a sex act named after them? And Bill didn't get that honor, Monica did.
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