Flowers And Jones Target Clinton On Site

[Kor37 9]

Flowers and Jones Target Clinton on Site

AP

Posted: 2008-06-10 09:57:21

Filed Under: Nation News, Politics News

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (June 10) - Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones are offering Internet viewers the lurid details of encounters they claim they had with former President Bill Clinton - for $1.99 a pop.

 

 

The women, who gained notoriety in the early 1990s, have created a Web site offering videos of their thoughts on Clinton, his wife Hillary and other matters. Each video segment is available for $1.99.

 

"It's a way we can get our story out there in our own words, without someone making their own interpretations or corrections," Jones said.

 

During the 1992 presidential race, Flowers claimed to have had a 12-year affair with then-candidate and Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton. Clinton initially denied the allegation, but later, during his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case, acknowledged a single sexual encounter with Flowers.

 

Jones accused Clinton of sexual harassment, saying he made an unwelcome sexual advance in 1991 in a Little Rock hotel room while he was Arkansas governor and she was a state employee. Her lawsuit set in motion the events that led to the impeachment of Clinton.

 

On Monday, both Flowers and Jones walked down a manicured avenue to the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock and chatted with an interviewer from the syndicated television program "Extra."

Just in time for the election! .....assuming Hilary gets the VP spot.....

[rob39874 0]

Well that may screw her chances for the VP post.

[Wishfire 2]

I doubt it will make anywhere near as large a splash as it did the first time.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named 2]

I don't think she had a chance at VP anyway. Maybe if she had quit the race when it became impossible for her to win, but she kept on running anyway.

[Wishfire 2]

Well, people could just say, "She's the kind of person who sees things through to the end" because of it.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named 2]

Fine, but she kept campaigning LONG AFTER the end. At that point she should have just conceded and give Obama at least the appearance of a united Democratic party. By staying in long after she had no mathematical chance of winning she is only hurting Obama's chances against McCain.

 

I have said it before. Almost without failure, the party that appears the most organized during the conventions (and ideally before) ends up winning the White House. This happens even if that candidate was initially trailing in the polls.

Edited June 11, 2008 by Lt. Van Roy