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Paula Jones: I Can't Believe Bill Clinton Has the Nerve to Campaign for Hillary
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Paula Jones, who once sued Bill Clinton for sexual harassment, tells
INSIDE EDITION how furious she is to see the former president
campaigning for his wife.
“I can’t believe he’s got the nerve to do it,” she said. “I can't
believe he's still going out there and showing his face. How can you
go out there and talk to people like nothing has happened?”
Read: Donald Trump Says His Own Personal Indiscretions Are 'Fair
Game' As He Attacks the Clintons
Jones, a former Arkansas state employee, made headlines in 1994 when
she accused Clinton of propositioning her and exposing himself. The
court eventually threw out her suit on the grounds that she failed
to demonstrate damages.
Clinton, who has denied her claims, reportedly paid her $850,000 in
an out-of-court settlement, although Jones says she only walked away
with $151,000 after attorneys’ fees.
Hillary Clinton stood by her husband despite the accusations. Jones
said she cannot believe Hillary is now being sold as a good leader
for women.
“That just makes me sick. She can’t be trusted,” Jones said. “I
don't see how they can believe that she is for women. She is for
herself.”
Jones said she does not hold Hillary responsible for her husband’s
alleged indiscretions, but “she is responsible for the cover up.”
Read: Chelsea Clinton is Pregnant With Her Second Child, Bill and
Hillary Are Over the Moon
When asked how she felt about Donald Trump, Jones said she liked
him.
“I’m going to vote for the person who I think is best for our
country and to get it back on track and the person who can be
trusted,” she said. “Somebody who is from the heart and is a
truthful person and loves our country.”
--
Despite her long, long, long record of corruption, scandal, and
ineptitude, people will vote for her because "it's time for a woman
to be president." Well, it isn't time for a woman to be president.
It also isn't time for a man. It isn't "time" for any particular
race, ethnicity, or gender. It's time, instead, for an honest and
competent adult of any gender and any race and, at this point, any
species.
Paula Jones, who once sued Bill Clinton for sexual harassment, tells
INSIDE EDITION how furious she is to see the former president
campaigning for his wife.
“I can’t believe he’s got the nerve to do it,” she said. “I can't
believe he's still going out there and showing his face. How can you
go out there and talk to people like nothing has happened?”
Read: Donald Trump Says His Own Personal Indiscretions Are 'Fair
Game' As He Attacks the Clintons
Jones, a former Arkansas state employee, made headlines in 1994 when
she accused Clinton of propositioning her and exposing himself. The
court eventually threw out her suit on the grounds that she failed
to demonstrate damages.
Clinton, who has denied her claims, reportedly paid her $850,000 in
an out-of-court settlement, although Jones says she only walked away
with $151,000 after attorneys’ fees.
Hillary Clinton stood by her husband despite the accusations. Jones
said she cannot believe Hillary is now being sold as a good leader
for women.
“That just makes me sick. She can’t be trusted,” Jones said. “I
don't see how they can believe that she is for women. She is for
herself.”
Jones said she does not hold Hillary responsible for her husband’s
alleged indiscretions, but “she is responsible for the cover up.”
Read: Chelsea Clinton is Pregnant With Her Second Child, Bill and
Hillary Are Over the Moon
When asked how she felt about Donald Trump, Jones said she liked
him.
“I’m going to vote for the person who I think is best for our
country and to get it back on track and the person who can be
trusted,” she said. “Somebody who is from the heart and is a
truthful person and loves our country.”
--
Despite her long, long, long record of corruption, scandal, and
ineptitude, people will vote for her because "it's time for a woman
to be president." Well, it isn't time for a woman to be president.
It also isn't time for a man. It isn't "time" for any particular
race, ethnicity, or gender. It's time, instead, for an honest and
competent adult of any gender and any race and, at this point, any
species.
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