JUANITA BROADDRICK COMING UP ON SEAN HANNITY!

Hannity | 6-6-03 | DFU

[doug from upland]

Tune in right now. Juanita coming on after the break!

[Reelect President Dubya]

Are you sure about that Seinfeld episode? I thought they sent him packing.

You caught me.

I am not a Seinfeld afficionado.

I read about that episode last week in an article about an HBO series starring the co-creator of Seinfeld - I don't remember the guy's name, but that incident really happened to him when he was a writer for Saturday Night Live. When his skit got pulled for the fourth Saturday night in a row he got mad and quit, then thought better of it on the way home. The real Kramer gave him the "it never happened" idea, and it worked for him.

It sounds like a hilarious episode but I could never watch Seinfeld for the same reason I could never watch Woody Allen... too close to home.

[doug from upland]

I suspect a woman could. Unfortunately, this case was way beyond the statute of limitations.

Here's an interesting note: the attorney general of the state of Arkansas witnessed this rape.

[lainie]

Seems to me that in today's climate that would be assault, but not 25-30 years ago. I think that's what she was trying to say.

[demlosers]

Clinton & Broaddrick circa 1978

[Pan_Yans Wife]

If the attorney general was derelict in his duty to the state, because he witnessed this crime, couldn't the state then prosecute him?

[Reelect President Dubya]

The Clinton's have so much to lose...

I honestly don't believe that is true. The people who support the Clintons know exactly who and what they are. They don't care, as long as the Clintons give them what they want, which is control of the federal bureaucracy.

The fundamental difference between Republicans and Democrats is that Republicans look upon government as a necessary evil, while Democrats look upon government as a power-machine.

[RAT Patrol]

Yeah...I'm not saying it's a family show or anything, but it's such a mix of reality and unreality that I find it hilarious.

[kcvl]

BUMP FOR THE TRUTH!!!

[RetiredArmy]

He looks like a used car salesman in that photo!

[snoopy222]

I think Juanita should start going public at every opportunity. It is time.

[GraniteStateConservative]

The two of them were on Fridays together. David wrote for SNL, too, but Richards never was on the show. I wonder why.

[demnomo]

Bubba is a used car salesman. Dumb Dems and liberal suckers fall for his lies everytime...

His wife is far worse, IMHO. Pure vindictive, power-hungry evil. Trashy, flashy Bubba was just in it for the sex and show-off stuff. Her Heinous Hillary wants to turn the US into a Marxist state per her idol Saul Alinsky's advice and counsel... God help us all.

[Reelect President Dubya]

Yeah...I'm not saying it's a family show or anything, but it's such a mix of reality and unreality that I find it hilarious.

I was making no value judgement. The Seinfeld show is cerainly a lot classier and more intelligent than swill like Blind Date.

[Saundra Duffy]

She's the one Bill Clinton RAPED.

[cricket]

I perhaps was not clear on my reasons for stating "The Clinton's have so much to lose..."

My point was simply that if Juanita Brodderick and even the host of others who have been aggrieved by Bill Clinton would take serious steps, even now. . .who knows, maybe they guy would at least be convicted as a 'sex offender' or some such. . .

Or. . .maybe just be closer to 'dead-in-the-water' in his quest for power (rumor has it; he might run for office of Governor/NY). . .

My real point was the the Clinton's lust for power can only be curbed. . .stopped; by those people willing to tell the truth of this man. . .and his wife.

[El Gato]

He looks like a used car salesman in that photo!

Why should that photo be any different? Although the statement is an insult to used car salesmen accross the country. :)

[Reelect President Dubya]

My real point was the the Clinton's lust for power can only be curbed. . .stopped; by those people willing to tell the truth of this man. . .and his wife.

I understand your point and I sympathise with it.

My point was that his supporters are just as corrupt as he is, and those supporters will see to it that nothing ever comes of anything.

The impeachment trial was as close as we were ever going to get to justice. Unfortunately, we didn't get it. It's time to let go. Don't worry so much about everyone knowing how bad the Clintons are. Worry about making sure everybody knows how good Dubya is, and how good Condoleeza Rice is or whoever is going to succeed Bush as the Republican nominee.

I don't mean to preach. I understand what you are feeling. I knew about the Clintons in '94 when I read Compromised: Clinton, Bush and the CIA and have despised them ever since, but NOTHING has ever touched them, and nothing ever will.

[HAL9000]

"It's time to let go." = Hillary Clinton elected president in 2008.

[GOPJ]

bump

[doug from upland]

Yes, the Clinton supporter relect the Clintons - no character liars.

re: COMPROMISED -- I met Terry Reed in 1994 and did an FR interview years later...I wonder if it can be found in the archives. It was an amazing story. L.D. Brown, a CIA asset at the time, was sent to Mexico to "take care" of a drug smuggler. It turns out that he was sent down there to "take care" of Terry Reed. Clinton knew about it. He knew an innocent American was targeted for a hit. That was while he was governor, not while the phony president.