To: i-node who wrote (172568 ) 7/25/2003 12:44:13 PM From: tejek Read Replies (1) | Respond to Broaderrick has recanted her story a couple of times. You yourself have said that Clinton has used his position and his charisma to attract women. In fact, women have a tendency to fall all over him. You just posted to Tim that you think Bryant is being framed. However you have no trouble finding Clinton guilty as Juanita claims. What part of your position looks suspiciously like a very partisan Rep. with an axe to grind?slate.msn.com Juanita Broderick, named in the Paula Jones suit only as "Jane Doe No. 5." This is the most controversial and damning of the allegations. Paula Jones' lawyers contend that Clinton violently forced himself on Broderick 20 years ago, when he was attorney general of Arkansas and she was a campaign worker, and then bribed and intimidated her into silence. Broderick's friends, who were interviewed by the Jones lawyers and the media, claim to have heard the story first hand. But last winter Broderick signed an affidavit denying that Clinton made any sexual advances towards her. Then, a few months later, she told the Office of the Independent Counsel that the affidavit was false. Like Monica Lewinsky, Broderick was granted immunity from prosecution by Starr.
