Juanita Broaddrick’s Twitter ban explained, Bill Clinton’s rape accuser gets the boot
3 min readAs a result of the ongoing national crisis with sexual assault and harassment by powerful men. Liberals and Democrats are rethinking the legacy of one of the party’s most important characters of the last quarter-century. President Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton has been accused of sexual assault and harassment on numerous occasions. The most famous of which was his affair with Monica Lewinsky. Which, while consensual in some ways, was nonetheless textbook sexual harassment of a subordinate of the type that would. Or, perhaps more accurately, should get many CEOs fired.
Wondering why Juanita Broaddrick has been suspended from Twitter? Here's what I think happened; she's a vulgar Qanon conspiracy theory believing misinformation spreader who had been warned time & time again about violating Twitter policies.
— PitterPat (@PitterThePat) April 11, 2022
There you have it.
Is this the first time Bill Clinton has been accused?
But it’s not just about Monica Lewinsky. During Bill Clinton’s presidency. Paula Jones, a former Arkansas state employee, sued him. For allegedly exposing himself to her while he was governor in 1991. Kathleen Willey claimed that as a White House volunteer in 1993, Bill Clinton fondled her breast and pushed her hand on his crotch in the Oval Office. Most gravely, Juanita Broaddrick claims that during Clinton’s 1978 campaign for governor of Arkansas, he raped her. During Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, the question of her sexual misconduct was brought up several times. However, because Bill Clinton was not on the ballot, many people were naturally unwilling to hold the candidate accountable for her husband’s misdeeds.
Thank the Gods Juanita Broaddrick finally got suspended. Her hateful, conspiracy spreading ass won’t be missed. At least not by me or anyone else that doesn’t run with the crowd of bigoted lowlifes who are her fans.
— #SayGay (@queernebula) April 11, 2022
Juanita Broaddrick’s account of what Bill Clinton did?
In a 1999 Dateline NBC interview (which the right-wing Media Research Center has republished in full), Juanita Broaddrick detailed her alleged rape. The interview took place on January 20, 1999, before Clinton was acquitted of charges stemming from his affair with Monica Lewinsky by the Senate on February 12. Broaddrick, upset, supplied accounts to the Wall Street Journal editorial page, the Washington Post, and the New York Times in the interim, as NBC postponed airing until February 24.
Juanita Broaddrick is a human zip code of bigotry, hate and racism.
— Biracial Gay Nerd (@jesusismyvpn) April 11, 2022
Why do Clinton’s supporters dismiss Juanita Broaddrick’s account?
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In 1999, Bill Clinton’s personal lawyer, David A. Kendall, disputed Juanita Broaddrick’s charges, saying, “Any claim that the president assaulted Mrs Broaddrick more than two decades ago is untrue. We’re not going to say anything else.” “Well, my counsel has made a statement on the… matter, and I have nothing to say about it,” Clinton said at a press conference.
People should not be suspended on Twitter for expressing their opinions, bring Juanita Broaddrick back!
— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) April 11, 2022
Hey whoever is in charge over there at the virtually abandoned Twitter HQ, I'm going to need an explanation…
— Curator of Media Malevolence (@rreactor) April 11, 2022
Juanita Broaddrick suspended??? For wut? pic.twitter.com/sCeiB0owJy
FUCK. First, they suspend @JackPosobiec for 12 hours for stating facts about Disney and now they permanently suspended Juanita Broaddrick? This website has gone to hell pic.twitter.com/RHZXZBLgzX
— 🇺🇸🇵🇷Ron Desantis’ Baseball Team 🇺🇸🇵🇷 (@PosterRon) April 11, 2022
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