Monica Lewinsky is opening up about her “flirtatious encounters” with former President Bill Clinton during his time in office in a new documentary series — and another woman who has accused Clinton of rape is responding.
After hearing the details about Lewinsky’s time as a White House intern — which led to “yelling,” “so much guilt,” and “slow emotional unraveling” — it reopened the deep wounds of Juanita Broaddrick, who accused Clinton of raping her in 1978.
Broaddrick laid it down that Lewinsky’s “deep hurt” from her affair with Clinton barely equates to the “trauma” that Broaddrick has lived with, she told Fox News.
“If Monica Lewinsky was hurt by her experience with Bill Clinton, can you imagine the pain and trauma I went through when Bill Clinton attacked me, raped me, and left me injured and bleeding in a Little Rock hotel room?” Broaddrick said.
Broaddrick’s story has circulated for years, as she continues to claim that Clinton raped her while he was campaigning for Arkansas governor in 1978. Broaddrick claimed she received a busted and swollen upper lip — something that Clinton’s legal team called “false and outrageous,” The Washington Post reported.
“It’s sad that Bill Clinton has not had to pay for how much he has damaged the lives of countless women over the decades,” Broaddrick said. – READ MORE