Title: Has Hillary told 1 lie too many?
Headings: Has Hillary told 1 lie too many?
Has Hillary told 1 lie too many?
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Content: Among the people the Clintons reached out to that year was Sally Perdue, a former Miss Arkansas and Clinton paramour. The goon that the Clintons dispatched told Perdue, "There were people in high places who were anxious about me and they wanted me to know that keeping my mouth shut would be worthwhile." "Worthwhile" meant a GS-11 or higher job with the federal government. If she turned down the offer and talked to the media, "He couldn't guarantee what would happen to my pretty little legs." Jack Cashill's investigative-reporting skills shine in his many books – see them now in WND's Superstore
Perdue was the least of the Clintons' problems in 1992. More potentially troublesome were the women Clinton had criminally assaulted or humiliated – Juanita Broaddrick, Elizabeth Ward Gracen and Paula Jones among others. Advertisement - story continues below
Later in the "60 Minutes" interview, Kroft asked Bill if he thought the interview would help quiet the furor. Clinton answered, "That's up to the American people and to some extent up to the press. This will test the character of the press." By Clinton standards, the media would pass the test, ace it even, and at their prompting, so would the public.