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When she first came forward she risked ridicule, IRS audit, ruination of a business dependent on government contracts, and Arkancide.

You are naive if you doubt the power of Hillary.

I didn't say the others accused her of rape. They made statements about criminal activity. To believe Clinton means that all of them are liars in the stories they have told.

Also, it's not fair to say that if we think Juanita is a liar, we think Gennifer, Linda Tripp, etc. etc. are all liars too. To my knowledge, they did not accuse Clinton of rape. It would be like saying, well, there are a lot of people who can attest to George W. being a wild drunk in his college days. If you don't believe my story that he killed my grandma in a drunk hit and run accident, then you must think all those other people to be liars. --- All I can say about this is that I am baffled by the twisted logic. And you said my ideas don't gel? Are you kidding me?

I understand Agape's point, doug. Not all of the Clinton misdeeds you list rise to the level of rape. They are not offenses of the same type.

However, there are several offenses that do point to Clinton's proclivity not just to have sex, but to have rough, coercive, abusive sex. Including some of the Monica stories, the Kathleen Willey story, the Paula Jones story, and two other women whose stories we haven't heard first-hand because they are STILL afraid of the Clintons. (One of these is the Oxford student Eileen Wellstone, the other is a DC area lawyer whose name has not come out at all.) Furthermore, in all of these cases, the power of the state was brought to bear against these women, to intimidate them into remaining silent. (Willey's story is especially chilling.) All have had AT LEAST audits by the IRS as punishment for their blabbing!

I might agree that Clinton's financial frauds don't give credence to a charge of rape. But surely these related stories do. For him (and Hillary) to be telling the truth, many, MANY people would have to be lying. People whose credibility is much higher than Clinton's. (See the late great Michael Kelley's classic column "I Believe" for a good rundown of all these 'liars.')

I feel dragged through the mud -- again -- listening to and thinking about these stories about a President of the USA. The idea that he is a rapist is deeply disgusting. It is not pleasant or exciting to me. It is sad and sorry. But I am convinced it is true.

Doug, thanks for your support of Juanita and your doggedness in getting this out. Tell Sean Hannity that scheduling the Juanita interview opposite to Hillary's on Larry King was a stroke of genius! I bet we have to go through this again in 2-4-6-8 years...