Clinton accuser Juanita Broaddrick said the Harris campaign's decision to bring “corrupt” former President Bill Clinton back into politics was “completely unbelievable,” calling the 42nd president “the greatest man in history.” “A prolific sexual abuser,” he advocated for the move. This further undermines Vice President Kamala Harris' platform as a champion of women.
In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News on Sunday, Broaddrick spoke freely about Bill Clinton's unexpected return to national politics on behalf of the Harris campaign.
Harris campaign spokesman Ian Sams characterized Clinton's return as a throwback to the “comeback kids” era, emphasizing her ability to energize rural voters and reach key areas for the campaign. .
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville also expressed enthusiasm, citing Ms. Clinton's knack for rallying support, especially in areas where Ms. Harris has struggled.
In a recent CNN article, Clinton said she knew Trump supporters might bring up his wife and past scandals, but that he was “prepared for that and that voters are looking forward to the last few weeks.” “We are prepared to argue that we need to focus on betting.”
Broadrick accused the former president of sexual assault decades ago and later described the “life-changing” incident on Breitbart News weeks before the 2016 election between Trump and Hillary Clinton. He spoke animatedly, but expressed exasperation that Democrats would bring Clinton back into power. Especially in high-stakes elections.
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“I just can't believe they would drag him out again,” she said, describing Clinton as “the most prolific sexual abuser in history.”
“I don't think that's going to work,” she added.
Broaddrick reiterated his disbelief that Clinton is still being welcomed onto the national stage, saying, “This shows how far behind they are in the polls and how out of touch they are with the American people. It just shows that.”
“It's unbelievable that they would put a pervert like Bill Clinton into the world when they're struggling,” she said.
She went on to point out the absence of #MeToo supporters and criticize the lack of response from the women's rights movement.
“Where is the #MeToo movement now? Does it exist anymore?” she asked, adding that Clinton's return shows the Democratic Party's disregard for women's issues.
Clinton will campaign in Georgia and North Carolina, where she is expected to gain support in key battleground states. But his return reopened old wounds, with Broaddrick being presented as the Democratic nominee at the Democratic National Committee despite Kamala Harris receiving no votes, and Clinton as the headliner. He expressed anger at the Democratic Party's continued acceptance of him.
“He fits perfectly into Kamala's illegal organization, which has raped and murdered so many women,” she says. “So he fits perfectly into that agenda.”
Broaddrick said Clinton's presence on the campaign trail may reflect a cynical attempt to deflect attention from recent misconduct allegations involving Vice President Harris' husband Doug Emhoff. It is said that there is. Emhoff has faced historical accusations about his treatment of women, which Harris completely denied and defended earlier this month.
Mr. Broaddrick suggested that a strategy might be to implicate Mr. Clinton with someone who “has a much worse history of abusing women” to appear less controversial than Mr. Emhoff.
“They're bringing in an even worse person, Bill Clinton, to make Doug look like an angel,” she said.
Broaddrick spoke about his experience with the Clintons, highlighting how difficult it was for Clinton to come forward when he was the attorney general of Arkansas.
“It was a no-win situation for me,” she explained, noting that the power imbalance made it impossible to speak out. She compared her own struggle to the current situation surrounding Emhoff and sympathized with his accusers' reluctance to go public. “I've been there. I know the Democratic liberal media will attack her,” Broaddrick warned, urging the woman to remain anonymous for her own safety.
Mr. Broaddrick accused the media of turning a blind eye to serious allegations against prominent Democrats and creating a sense of impunity for figures such as Mr. Clinton and Mr. Emhoff. He insisted that there would never be a real investigation.
“They would never do that,” she said. “They're so fake and they have so much hatred for Donald Trump that they'll lie, cheat, steal, do anything for Kamala Harris.”
But she believes voters will never forget Clinton's past.
“People who have been through everything about Bill Clinton and his history will be reminded,” she said.
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She concluded with a message to voters, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming election.
“If we don’t elect Mr. Trump, we will never again see a credible election in history,” she said. “If they [Democrats] Stay in control, America, it's over. ”
In 2021, Broaddrick criticized Kamala Harris for participating in a panel discussion with former President Clinton about “empowering women and girls in the United States and around the world” hosted by Harris' alma mater, Howard University.
Broaddrick described the incident as a “slap in the face to sexual assault victims” and said the vice president would be joining “one of the worst sexual predators of all time” in a discussion on women's empowerment. “It's disgusting,” he said.
In addition to Broaddrick's rape accusations, Clinton, a former two-term president, faces multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denies.
Joshua Klein is a reporter for Breitbart News. Email jklein@breitbart.com. Follow him on Twitter @Joshua Klein.
