Kathleen Willey: Predator Clinton Will Strike Again
Sunday April 27, 2003; 1:14 p.m. EDT
Sexgate accuser Kathleen Willey warned Saturday that ex-President Bill Clinton is a serial sexual abuser who will likely assault other unsuspecting women even in his new role advising world leaders on how best to undermine the Bush administration.
Asked if she regarded Clinton as a sexual predator, Willey told WABC Radio's Monica Crowley, "Absolutely, without a doubt."
"And you know what? It's going to happen again," insisted the key impeachment witness. "As sure as I'm sitting here, it's going to happen again, you'll see."
Willey warned women who come into contact with the ex-president that they should "remain vigilant because it hasn't stopped."
The former White House volunteer cited a recent report that Clinton had "sexually molested" a female Air Force steward in the galley of Air Force One in 1997, an incident detailed by Lt. Col. Robert Patterson in a new book about his days serving as custodian of the White House nuclear football during the 1990s.
The military woman was described as "very upset" over the attack and demanded that the commander-in-chief apologize.
"If he's attacking a woman in the galley of Air Force One after what had happened with me, tell me what's going to make him stop now," said Willey, who alleged five years ago that Clinton sexually molested her in 1993 in a room off the Oval Office.
Another flight attendant, Chrystine Zercher, who worked on Clinton's 1992 campaign plane, has also alleged that she was groped by the then-candidate. Zercher added that Clinton would invite her to join him in the plane's lavatory as he stood in the doorway with his pants open.
Willey also criticized New York Sen. Hillary Clinton for countenancing her husband's predatory behavior, complaining that the former first lady had orchestrated White House attacks against women who spoke out about the president's unwanted advances.
"This is a woman who's proud to be a Democratic woman and [for] equal rights and is so against sexual harassment of women," Willey noted. "To see her attack people like me was just appalling. It really was."
Willey made her prediction that Clinton would strike again just a day after the 25th anniversary of the day Arkansas businesswoman Juanita Broaddrick says she was raped by the ex-president. |
