Title: Enabler or family defender? How Hillary Clinton responded to husband’s accusers - The Washington Post
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Questions during Senate run
Content: Asked on “Good Morning America” if her husband had been truthful, she said, “I know he has.” A former White House aide who spoke on the conditions of anonymity to talk about private discussions said Hillary Clinton blamed the scandal on political enemies and insisted that privacy was sacred. Bill Clinton admitted his untruthfulness in August 1998. First lady Hillary Clinton talks with "The Today Show" host Matt Lauer in a 1998 interview. Clinton responded to questions about her husband's alleged affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. ( Agence France-Presse)
Hillary Clinton wrote in her autobiography that her husband claimed Lewinsky had misinterpreted his attention. “ It was such a familiar scenario that I had little trouble believing the accusations were groundless,” she wrote. A chill fell over the White House as the truth about Lewinsky emerged, former staffers and friends said. “She had to do what she had always done before: swallow her doubts, stand by her man and savage his enemies,” Stephanopoulos wrote, describing Hillary Clinton’s reaction.