Columnist: Davis attacked female workers

World Net Daily ^ | 06 OCT 2003 | WND Staff Report

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Was this reporter, who was close enough to know the MO of billy boy as he served as AG in Arkansas, involved with helping Juanita?

She was a recent University of Little Rock Journalism student who had been the editor of the university student newspaper, and during her tenure had pointed out the hypocrisy of the university's support for a seperate black student *Miss UofA LR* competition, for which she had received threats.

Though I've not yet interviewed Juanita Broadderick, I've yet to find any indication that Judy Danielak had ever met with or interviewed her; and working as she did in the Arkansas statehouse, I think it much more likely that she got word of the event from either a legislator disgusted with the Clinton gang, which could of course have been either a Republican or a uncorrupted Democrat, or perhaps more likely, a member of the Statehouse security detail less inclined than other police officers to keep public corruption and criminally forcible rape a private matter of the Attorney General's. It's also very possible that the attractive young blonde reporter from Michigan had a personal contact with Attorney General Clinton at the Statehouse, as well.

Remember that those were the days of the aftermath of the Watergate hearings in which Hillery herself had played a part, and the movie *All the President's Men* with Robert Redford and Jason Roberts had offered a prototype of crusading journalists who helped eliminaste corrupt officials through their trade; she may have been impressionable enough to think that she might do so in Clinton's Arkansas and live.

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Anti-hypocrisy bump!

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BTW, Brian Sussman discussed this as well in his 7:00 hour on KSFO last night.

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Whoa! Rush is covering Jill Stewart's column and the LAT's hypocrisy on his one minute item which runs every morning on Lee & Mel's show, and - I'm sure - all over the country. I hope he expands on it during today's show.

YES!!!

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ping!

[WoofDog123]

it is notable that, for all the anti-drudge opinions posted on FR, if all the media were as willing to post negative material on ANY political figure as he is, this sort of circumstance would be much less common.

While it is probably better for 2nd amendment issues to have bushW in office rather than any given DEM, much less HRC, in many policy areas they are virtually identical. If patriot act had been offered on clinton's watch, the outcry would have been far greater on FR. In the event, many posters take a pro-patriot act attitude which I cannot imagine them presenting if HRC were the president in office at the time. Obviously she may inherit the powers of this law when and if she becomes elected, or if not her some other domestic-root-causes oriented politician in the future.

Have you called a customer support line recently? Which country was your call sent to? Is this part of bush's job creation policy this is a hemorraging of jobs from the US that will never come back, and neither the gop or dnc is making any noise over it.

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Huh?

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Mega-bump!

[pragmatic_asian]

I can understand why the women who worked in low level positions in the movie industry don't want to have their careers (such as they were) ruined over getting groped, that would make them even greater victims of Arnold's cruel and callous behavior. All of the women's stories from the LA times articles were corroborated by others however. So it's no surprise that a total of 16 women have come forward and confirmed other instances of sexual battery and assault. Arnold wasn't a kid when this stuff happened, so who cares if it was a few years ago. If it had simply about Arnold cheating on his wife with some willing whores, I would have cared somewhat less, but Arnold assaulted and battered more than a dozen women. He admitted it. And if you're going to compare Arnold to Bill, then Arnold is ahead on numbers of sexual assaults - 16 to 2.

[My2Cents]

16-2

16-2? What about Dolly Kyle Browning, Judy Gibbs, Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Willey, Deborah Mathis, Christy Zercher (she's an interesting one: a stewerdess, Zercher claims that Clinotn fondled her breats while Hillary slept just a few feet away); Elizabeth Ward; Paula Corbin Jones; Monica Lewinsky; and Juanita Broderick? Do you suffer from selective amnesia, or are you simply a Clinton apologist?

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Glenn Beck playing tape of interview with Jill Stewart and Gray Davis' abuse to his staff, and the LA Times sitting on the story.

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Oops - that was Mark Williams on KNEW.