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Monday Aug. 13, 2001, 3:32 p.m. EDT
Juanita Broaddrick Dismisses Clinton Book
Reacting to news that ex-president Clinton has snagged a $10 million book
deal where he promises to deal with the impeachment evidence against him,
Arkansas businesswoman Juanita Broaddrick says she doubts he'll address her
allegation that he raped her in a Little Rock hotel room 23 years ago.
In an exclusive message to her supporters on the conservative newsforum
FreeRepublic.com, Broaddrick said, "I have no reason to believe Bill
Clinton will ever answer questions regarding his 1978 sexual assault on me.
He would be foolish to refer to a self-incriminating subject for which he
has already been given a pardon in the form of silence."
Clinton has reportedly told his publisher Knopf that he will address
allegations central to his impeachment, such as claims by Sexgate accusers
Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Monica Lewinsky, in more than a cursory
fashion.
But as several books on Clinton's impeachment make clear, it was
Broaddrick's sworn statements, along with corroborating eyewitness
testimony given to House investigators, that persuaded up to 50 wavering
moderate Republicans to vote for his indictment.
In his book "The Breach," for instance, Washington Post reporter Peter
Baker recounted the last minute reluctance to back impeachment of
then-presumptive GOP Speaker of the House Bob Livingston.
Livingston momentarily wavered, sources told Baker, but resolved to press
the case only when his chief of staff reminded him, "We have a rapist in
the White House."
When NBC finally broadcast an exclusive interview with Broaddrick, which
the network held till after Clinton was acquitted in a Senate trial, three
quarters of those watching found her credible.
Still, despite a credible accusation of forcible rape leveled against a
sitting president, most journalists ignored Broaddrick's bombshell. Clinton
was asked just once about the alleged rape at a March 1999 press
conference. He referred the question to his lawyer, David Kendall.
Neither Clinton nor his wife Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, a supposed
feminist who established Arkansas' first rape crisis hotline, has ever
personally denied Broaddrick's charges.
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