Carolyn Moffet -unwelcomed sexual advance, exposure, bordering
on sexual assault
Capitol Hill Blue 2/24/99 Doug Thompson "…Three women who
earlier confirmed unwanted sexual encounters with Bill Clinton over the last 30
years are now refusing to discuss the matter further and at least one may have
been threatened in an effort to keep her quiet. "I'm sorry I ever talked
to you about this. Please don't call again," a teary Carolyn Moffet told
Capitol Hill Blue Tuesday night…At least one phone call to the home of Carolyn
Moffet, who is now married and no longer lives in Arkansas, was an anonymous
warning to keep quiet. "Carolyn said she was threatened by a man who said
she and her family could be hurt if they said any more," said Constance
Harris, a neighbor. "She's real scared." …"
1974 student at University of Arkansas - unwelcomed physical
contact
Capitol Hill Blue 2/3/99 Daniel Harris Teresa Hampton ".In
1974, a female student at the University of Arkansas complained that then-law
professor Bill Clinton tried to prevent her from leaving his office during a
conference. She said he groped her and forced his hand inside her
blouse.."
1978-1980 - seven complaints per Arkansas state troopers
Capitol Hill Blue 2/3/99 Daniel Harris Teresa Hampton
".From [1978 per Freeper VeritatisSplendor]-1980, during Clinton's first
term as governor of Arkansas, state troopers assigned to protect the governor
reported seven complaints from women who said Clinton forced, or attempted to
force, himself on them sexually.."
Monica Lewinsky - quid pro quo, post incident character assault
Associated Press 10/2/98 AP Freeper gocowboys ". BLUMENTHAL:
... And I said to the president, ``What have you done wrong?'' And he said,
``Nothing. I haven't done anything wrong.'' I said, ``Well, then, that's one of
the stupidest ideas I've ever heard.'' ... And it was at that point that he
gave his account of what had happened to me and he said ... ``Monica Lewinsky
came at me and made a sexual demand on me.'' He rebuffed her. He said, ``I've
gone down that road before, I've caused pain for a lot of people, and I'm not
going to do that again.'' She threatened him. She said that she would tell
people they'd had an affair, that she was known as the stalker among her peers,
and that she hated it and if she had an affair or said she had an affair then
she wouldn't be the stalker anymore. And I repeated to the president that he
really needed never to be near people who were troubled like this... And I
said, ``You need to find some sure footing here, some solid ground.'' And he
said, ``I feel like a character in a novel. I feel like somebody who is
surrounded by an oppressive force that is creating a lie about me and I can't
get the truth out. I feel like the character in the novel `Darkness at Noon.'''
And I said to him, I said, ``When this happened with Monica Lewinsky, were you
alone?'' He said, ``Well, I was within eyesight or earshot of someone.'' I
said, ``You know, there are press reports that you made phone calls to her and
that there's voice mail. Did you make phone calls to her?'' He said that he
remembered calling her when Betty Currie's brother died and that he left a
message on her voice machine that Betty's brother had died and he said she was
close to Betty and had been very kind to Betty. ..."
NewsMax 2/2/99 Carl Limbacher ".While Blumenthal is almost
a peripheral player compared to center-stage figures like Currie, Vernon
Jordan, and Monica Lewinsky herself, House prosecutors may be able to use
Blumenthal to connect the Lewinsky cover-up directly to what former
presidential insider Dick Morris calls "The Clinton Secret Police".
.Graham noted that immediately after Clinton imparted his own personal spin on
Monica to Blumenthal, a flood of press accounts followed echoing the White
House line... But the very hour before Clinton entered the well of the House to
speak to Congress and the nation, Andy Bleiler took center stage 3,000 miles
away. Bleiler's account of his five-year affair with a teenage Monica,
delivered from his Oregon home in a full-blown, nationally broadcast press
conference, was the Clinton attack machine's boldest foray into "nuts and
sluts" territory.."
AP John Diamond 1/28/98 Little Rock Newspapers, Inc.
".While anonymous White House officials are portraying Monica Lewinsky as
a flirtatious Valley girl with a crush on President Clinton, Pentagon
colleagues describe her has a hard-working professional unintimidated by power.
A part of the White House strategy is to raise questions about the veracity of
the woman who is heard telling a friend on a secretly recorded tape that she
had sexual relations with the president. The issue of whether these encounters
were real or fantasy, and whether Clinton or his close friend Vernon Jordan
pressured Ms. Lewinsky to deny the affair in a sworn affidavit, lies at the
center of controversy.Last week when the scandal first broke, one White House
official who did not work for the administration at the time Lewinsky served as
a White House intern began a whispering campaign that Lewinsky was
''unstable,'' the product of a broken home. She battled a chronic weight
problem, the official said, and was known in the West Wing as ''the stalker''
for the way she shadowed Clinton as he went about his daily business.."
New York Times 1/28/98 Maureen Dowd ".Inside the White
House, the debate goes on about the best way to destroy That Woman, as the
President called Monica Lewinsky. Should they paint her as a friendly fantasist
or a malicious stalker? They hope it won't be necessary, of course. Maybe
Kenneth Starr won't flip her. Maybe the Clintonites won't have to go out and
maul a 24-year-old Valley Girl whose friends say she is "like,
suicidal," a young woman who has already been traumatized by the creepy
Starr and his marauding gang of F.B.I. agents. But the Animal House President
has messed up big time again, and he must be dragged back from the precipice by
the bimbo patrol.. "That poor child has serious emotional problems,"
Representative Charlie Rangel of New York said last night before the State of
the Union. "She's fantasizing. And I haven't heard that she played with a
full deck in her other experiences." ..At least some of the veteran
Clinton shooters feel a little nauseated this time around, after smearing so
many women who were probably telling the truth as trashy bimbos. It is a tricky
matter, going after another young woman who really, like, loved the President,
putting mushy valentines to him in the Washington Post personal ads, sending
presents by messenger, paying $250 to get into a fund-raiser so she could
follow him around like a high school kid waiting outside her boyfriend's
biology class..."
National Review 2/9/99 Jonah Goldberg Freeper Marcellus
".Hitchens is being blackballed by his left-wing colleagues...Yesterday
the Washington Post approvingly recounted how various friends must now turn on
him for being an "informer." But what has he informed about? He has
admitted something under oath which everybody in Washington already knew and
which he had said to numerous people. Was he supposed to lie to Congress?
Wasn't that Ollie North's pernicious crime? Blumenthal and his lawyer, Bill
McDaniel, on numerous occasions publicly released any journalist who felt bound
by the rules of journalistic confidentiality.... To me the real outrage is that
journalists kept Blumenthal's actions secret.... The allegation that the White
House mounted a concerted effort to defame its opponents, especially Monica
Lewinsky, is serious. If the press has evidence of it and they choose not to
run it, they are making a conscious decision to skew popular
perceptions...."
Alamo-Girl note: Lewinsky made her immunity agreement at the height
of journalistic discovery in the China scandal (7/28/98) – pause. News changed
to all Monica, all the time – very little on Chinagate despite searing news by
Gertz, et al.
Imus In The Morning 3/4/99 Don Imus Freeper Danno "…Imus in
his opening comments on the MSNBC Imus in the Morning simulcast says, in the
aftermath of the Monica Interview: "If nothing else this points to how
abjectively evil this President is...here is a grown man and the President at
that..." "...low-rent slime...so repulsive, the whole thing...if not
for the blue dress they would have crucified her..." …"
The Arizona Republic 3/4/99 Julie Amparano Freeper
donna "…In the end, no one felt any sympathy for Monica Lewinsky. The
seven people who gathered at The Arizona Republic's offices to watch ABC's
Barbara Walters interview the former White House intern left completely
revolted. "Everyone in the nation wanted to give her the benefit of a
doubt," said Gwen Moreno of Phoenix. "I thought I would feel some
sympathy for her or something after watching this. But I am totally disgusted
with her . . . She seems happy about what she's done." …"
Washington Times 3/6/99 Freeper the Raven "…There were
giggles aplenty as little Miss Monica recounted her adventures with The Big
Creep. Of course there were a few crocodile tears too. But the overwhelming
impression Miss Lewinsky gave of herself was neither of regret nor devastation.
No, Monica is quite pleased with herself. She's the vixen who outsmarted the
Secret Service! She's "a very passionate, loving woman"! She's the
president's "sexual soul mate"!…"
Boston Herald 3/5/99 Beverly Beckham Freeper RR "…If we
learned only one thing about Monica Lewinsky Wednesday night, it's that she's
no victim. A viper, a vixen, a vamp, a vulture. Pick a ``v'' word - add vapid
in there too - but victim is definitely not it…"
This Week with Sam and Cookie 3/7/99 Freeper braveheart reports
"…The Monica episode would be just a small "last chapter" if
Linda were to write a book about her time watching what has gone on in this
White House. Linda admits having been mildly complicit in some of the
shenanigans until she got so disgusted, afraid, and weary that she had to take
care of herself…. She debunks the "horriible treatment of Monica by Ken
Starr". How? SHE WAS THERE in the Pentagon City Ritz with Monica and the
OIC Team UNTIL 4 PM. Monica was given every courtesy and ample opportunity to
lawyer up…."
Scripes HowardNews Service 3/7/99 "…As if she didn't have
enough trouble, now Monica Lewinsky has been sued by a knoxville man allenging
'acts of prostitution". On Thursday, Arthur J. Clemens Jr., and an
organization called Citizens for Integrity in Government Service filed a
two-page lawsuit against Lewinsky in U.S, District Court. The lawsuit aalenged
that the former White House intern "performed acts of prostitution during
her period of employment by the United States of America." It says that
Lewinsky will be "greatly enriched" by these acts, and by talking
about them publicly, and that she should be ordered to turn the money over to
the United States…"
ABCNEWS.com 3/7/99 "…Linda Tripp today painted a picture of
Monica Lewinsky as a liar who tried to cover up her relationship with the
president in order to protect him. Tripp, appearing in an exclusive Sunday
morning interview on This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts, said
"the world according to Monica" was "fiction, fable, farce and
fairy tale." Tripp repeated assertions that she only recorded her
conversations with the former White House intern to protect herself after she,
Tripp, was being threatened and asked to lie to cover up Lewinsky’s
relationship with President Clinton…. Tripp said that "easily 98
percent" of their conversations had not been documented. If they had, she
said, presidential confidant "Vernon Jordan would be facing legal
consequences." …"
Augusta Chronicle 3/08/99 Editorial "…Israeli blackmail? A
new book, if true, could rock Bill Clinton's presidency to its very
foundations. This isn't in reference to a former White House intern's
just-published opus or more ugly revelations about close encounters of the
forcible kind that the Arkansas Lothario may have had in a motel room. No, this
book, by respected author Gordon Thomas, is far more serious than ``just sex.''
But it does show how ``just sex'' may lead to blackmail that imperils -- in
fact, still imperils -- our nation's national security. Gideon's Spies -- The
Secret History of the Mossad alleges that Israel blackmailed Clinton with
phone-tapped tapes of his steamy sex talks with Monica Lewinsky. The price
Israel's Mossad spy agency demanded to keep the tapes secret was for the
president to call off an FBI hunt for a top-level Israeli mole which Thomas
claims works in the White House. ``The Israeli agent MEGA -- a much more
important spy than the imprisoned agent Jonathan Pollard, and probably his
controller -- is still in place at the White House,'' Thomas said the other
day…."
Investors Business Daily 3/11/99 Paul Sperry "… Lewinsky,
in a taped phone call, warned Tripp it was ''dangerous'' to talk to the press,
and reminded her she had ''two children to think about.'' King interviewed her
last month. ''You have a fear of your life?'' he asked. ''Oh, absolutely,'' she
replied. Monica Lewinksy. Phone tapes record Lewinksy - at the time the White House
was pressuring her to sign what turned out to be a false affidavit -intimating
to Tripp: ''I would not cross those people for fear of my life.'' She also
said: ''My mother's big fear is that he's (Clinton's) going to send someone out
to kill me.'' Lewinsky, in an ABC interview earlier this month, said she wasn't
being ''truthful'' when she made those remarks…."
Reuters 3/9/99 Paul Majendie "…Monica Lewinsky says she
feels she has been more humiliated and damaged than Hillary Clinton by her
affair with President Clinton that almost toppled the most powerful man on
earth. ….``I was a lot more humiliated than Mrs. Clinton was,'' Lewinsky, on a
media blitz around Britain publicizing her biography, told the Daily Telegraph.
``I don't want to characterize the reasons why she might feel humiliated but I
think I have had so many different aspects of life exposed, much more than she
has. And I think it has been more damaging to me too.'' …"
MSNBC.com 4/8/99 Michael Isikoff "...Reporter Michael
Isikoff tells how and why he broke the story. Years from now, when we look back
on the Clinton impeachment scandal, Michael Isikoff's name will be stamped on
the story. What Newsweek reporter Isikoff knew and when he knew it affected the
course of Ken Starr's investigation and had the White House on edge wondering
what he would come up with next. Now Isikoff for the first time takes you
inside the scandal as it was unfolding - inside Linda Tripp's house when Monica
Lewinsky was still calling, still believing that Tripp was a friend she could
trust. "I was now convinced Clinton was far more psychologically disturbed
than the public ever imagined." Michael Isikoff: "Shortly after I
walked in she gets a phone call. Suddenly she sort of snaps her fingers and
motions me to come over. And I'm a bit bewildered, but she holds up the phone
and there I hear this young woman." ..."
Capitol Hill Blue 6/9/99 "...Clinton and associates tried
multiple efforts to keep her silent. Clinton urged her to hide the truth about
their relationship. His friends sought jobs for her. And when that seemed to
fail, the president attempted to start a rumor that she was entirely to blame
and that he had not touched her by telling aide Blumenthal that Monica was
known as a stalker. VULNERABILITY: She was a young, star-struck, low-level
employee with a history of seeking sexual adventure...."
The Progressive Review 8/2/99 Sam Smith "... [And from a
November 20,1997 tape in which Monica is talking about telling Clinton she
wants to break up with him]: TRIPP: Well, let me put it to you this way. By
hanging up and saying you're telling your parents and then hanging up the
phone, you're saying a whole hell of a lot more than you could ever do in a 20
minute conversation. LEWINSKY: I know (tape skip) (inaudible) my mom will kill
me if I don't tell him - make it clear at some point that I'm not going to hurt
him, because - see, my mom's big fear is that he's going to send somebody out
to kill me. TRIPP: Oh, my God. Oh, my God. LEWINSKY: So -- TRIPP: Shut up.
LEWINSKY: Well, that's what she thinks. TRIPP: Oh, my God. Don't even say such
an asinine thing. He's not that stupid. He's an arrogant....but he's not that
stupid. LEWINSKY: Well, you know, accidents happen. ..."
www.judicialwatch.org 7/29/99 98-1991 (WBB) Browning v Clinton
Motion "...Plaintiffs wish to question Ms. Lewinsky about statements she
made on the now infamous tapes of telephone conversations between her and Linda
Tripp. On one such tape made public by The New York Times last October, Ms.
Lewinsky is reported to have stated: "I would not cross those people for
fear of my life." Speaking of Clinton she also stated on the tapes that
"my mother's big fear is that he's going to send someone out to kill
me." Plaintiffs wish to probe these and other statements with Ms. Lewinsky
to ascertain the basis for her fears of retaliation. Plaintiffs also wish to
question her about the "death list" left on Linda Tripp's office
chair, and her conversation with Clinton about Tripp being a "team
player." Plaintiffs also want to question Ms. Lewinsky about Clinton's
efforts to secure a job for her to ascertain whether those efforts were
intended to influence her testimony in the Jones case and Independent Counsel
investigation...."
NewsMax.com/Inside cover 10/4/99 Carl Limbacher "....Does
President Clinton truly believe that oral sex isn't sex? That was the excuse he
gave to save himself from Sexgate perjury charges. But if it's true, the
President must not be reading his own executive orders very carefully. Three
months before Clinton told a Washington grand jury that he and Monica Lewinsky
did not have sex as he defined it, he issued an executive order that blatantly
contradicted that definition. On August 17, 1998 Clinton testified that he had
an "inappropriate relationship" with the then-24-year old White House
intern. But the President denied he had perjured himself in his deposition to
Paula Jones' lawyers when he swore he didn't have sex with Lewinsky. Clinton
later claimed that the term did not cover Monica performing oral sex on him.
Lewinsky testified that she did so 11 times in the course of her relationship
with Clinton. But on May 27, 1998, Clinton issued Executive Order 13086 --
1998: Amendments to the Manual for Courts-Martial, United States; a
modification of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Part of the amendment
deals with sexual assault and contains sub-clauses that define the term
"sexual act" as: "...contact between the mouth and the penis,
the mouth and the vulva, or the mouth and the anus; the penetration, however
slight, of the anal or genital opening of another by a hand or finger or by an
object....." (Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, June 1, 1998,
Volume 34 -- Number 22, Page 985) ....."
Capitol Hill Blue 10/13/99 Doug Thompson ".... Seems Bernie
was watching TV the other night when a character in the show Law & Order:
Special Victims Unit referred to one person "doing a Lewinsky" on
another (which was TV's clever way of saying one person was performing oral sex
on another). Bernie wants an apology from NBC and from Dick Wolf, producer of
the series. He says the comment held his daughter up to ridicule and defiled
his family name. Sorry, Bernie. Your daughter held herself up to ridicule the
first time she dropped to her knees and did a Lewinsky to the President of the
United States. And you defiled your family name when, instead of acting like a
father and demanding Bill Clinton's gonads on a platter, you gave TV interviews
and talked about how much you respected the President and thought he was doing
a good job for the country. Your daughter tried to parlay her oral talents into
big money with a book, which bombed. We sure hope she was better at giving head
than she is at storytelling because Monica's Story was a big bore. ...."
New York Post 10/15/99 Meredith Berkman "....WHEN a critic
savagely reviewed a performance given by Harry Truman's daughter Margaret, an
aspiring chanteuse, the outraged president threatened to punch the guy in the
eye. Compare that honorable anecdote - which I've always found touching in a
Freudian way - with the tragicomic behavior of Dr. Bernard Lewinsky, Monica's
publicity-seeking dad. In Daily Variety, Lewinsky, a Los Angeles oncologist,
railed against the NBC drama "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
for using his family name to mean oral sex on last week's episode. ...."
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