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Paula Corbin Jones (born Paula Rosalee Corbin; September 17, 1966) is a former Arkansas state employee who sued U.S. President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment. The lawsuit was dismissed before trial on the grounds that Jones failed to demonstrate any damages. However, while the dismissal was being appealed, Clinton entered into an out-of-court settlement, agreeing to pay Jones and her attorneys a total of $850,000.
The Paula Jones case precipitated Clinton's impeachment. Charges of perjury and obstruction of justice were brought against Clinton based on statements he made during the depositions for the Jones lawsuit. The specific statements were about the nature of his relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, with whom he denied having a sexual relationship.
Jones was born in Lonoke, Arkansas. She was raised a member of the Church of the Nazarene, the daughter of a minister of that church.
According to Jones' account, on May 8, 1991, Paula Jones was escorted to the room of Clinton, then Governor of Arkansas, in the Excelsior (now Peabody) Hotel in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he propositioned her. She claimed she kept quiet about the incident until 1994, when a David Brock story in the conservative magazine American Spectator told a lurid account, sometimes referred to as Troopergate, about an Arkansas employee named "Paula" who offered to be Clinton's girlfriend. Jones filed a sexual harassment suit against Clinton on May 6, 1994, two days prior to the 3-year statute of limitations, and sought $750,000 in damages.
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William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton (born William Jefferson Blythe III; August 19, 1946) is an American politician who served as the 42nd President of the United States from 1993 to 2001. Inaugurated at age 46, he was the third-youngest president. He took office at the end of the Cold War, and was the first president of the baby boomer generation. Clinton has been described as a New Democrat. Many of his policies have been attributed to a centrist Third Way philosophy of governance.
Born and raised in Arkansas, Clinton became both a student leader and a skilled musician. He is an alumnus of Georgetown University where he was Phi Beta Kappa and earned a Rhodes Scholarship to attend the University of Oxford. He is married to Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has served as the United States Secretary of State since 2009 and was a Senator from New York from 2001 to 2009. Both Clintons received law degrees from Yale Law School, where they met and began dating. As Governor of Arkansas, Clinton overhauled the state's education system, and served as Chair of the National Governors Association.
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Tonya Maxene Harding (born November 12, 1970) is an American figure skating champion, a two-time Olympian, and a two-time Skate America Champion. In 1991 she won the U.S. Figure Skating Championships and placed second in the World Championships. She was the second woman, and the first American woman, to complete a triple axel jump in competition. She became notorious after her ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly, conspired with Shawn Eckhardt and Shane Stant to physically assault her skating competitor Nancy Kerrigan at a practice session during the 1994 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. (Stant carried out the assault as planned.)
Harding was born in Portland, Oregon, the daughter of LaVona and Al Harding. She had a half-brother, Chris Davison (deceased). Her father had health problems that sometimes made him unable to work. She claims that her mother sexually abused her, a claim her mother denies. She began skating at an early age under the direction of the late Sylvia Harpolscheimer. She landed her first triple lutz at age 12. Her mother made many of her skating costumes.
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Paula Jones speaks out again after 21 years and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton - TomoNews
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — Paula Jones was the woman who almost destroyed Bill Clinton's presidential career. 21 years later she speaks out again and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton in the coming Presidential Elections in 2016. Back in 1991, a then 25-year-old Jones came into national light when she sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment that happened during a meet-and-greet in a hotel room in Arkansas. Jones also does not believe that Hillary is not aware of her husband's philandering ways and the fact that she lied about it makes her unfit to run the country. ------------------------------------------------------------- -
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Exclusive Paula Jones: 'Don't let Bill Clinton back in White House'
Exclusive Paula Jones: 'Don't let Bill Clinton back in White House'Exclusive Paula Jones: 'Don't let Bill Clinton back in White House'
She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment. But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton, she is speaking out against Hillary and insisting that his wife is not fit to be President either - because of her husband's history of bad behavior. Read the full article here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3096653/Don-t-let-Bill-White-House-abused-women-ll-Paula-Jones-warns-against-voting-Hillary-lied-sex-case-cost-presidency.html Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3096653/Don-t-let-Bill-White-House-abused-women-ll-Paula-Jones-warns-against-voting-Hillary-lied-s -
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English/Nat Just days after a judge threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against President Clinton, representatives from both sides made the rounds on the American political talk shows. The President's advisers and supporters claimed victory and stressed that the time is right for independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr to wrap up his investigation of Clinton. Meanwhile, Paula Jones' adviser said she is still deciding whether to appeal against the dismissal of her lawsuit. The President and First Lady appeared relaxed as they left church services hand-in-hand on Sunday. They were no doubt giving thanks for a federal court -
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Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett
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Conan O'brien: Talking Head Clinton: discusses the Paula Jones Case, 1997.
Conan O'brien: Talking Head Clinton: discusses the Paula Jones Case, 1997.Conan O'brien: Talking Head Clinton: discusses the Paula Jones Case, 1997.
Conan interviews Clinton about the Paula Jones Case. Clinton insists there is just not enough time to discuss his sexual history in court, and in any case he plans to publish a 7-volume history on it after he leaves office (aired 1997). -
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USA: WASHINGTON: PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PAULA JONES FACE EACH OTHER
USA: WASHINGTON: PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PAULA JONES FACE EACH OTHERUSA: WASHINGTON: PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PAULA JONES FACE EACH OTHER
English/Nat President Bill Clinton and Paula Jones faced each other at a Washington law firm for a historic deposition. The president answered questions under oath about Jones' claim that he sexually propositioned her when he was governor of Arkansas seven years ago when she was a state employee. Clinton is the first sitting president to testify as a defendant., and the nature of the case, sexual harassment, makes it even more significant. Paula Jones' spokesperson Susan Carpenter McMillan left her client's hotel first telling reporters Jones is doing fine. Then, it was Jones' turn..she got a taste of what was to come at h -
USA: WASHINGTON: PAULA JONES ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON
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English/Nat Paula Jones, the woman who claims she was once harassed for sex by United States President Bill Clinton, has arrived in Washington for the next step in her legal fight against him. Mr Clinton will make history on Saturday when he's required to make a video-taped deposition for the case - the first in which a U.S. president has had to testify as a defendant. Mr Clinton is said not to be impressed by the distinction. Miss Jones meanwhile says she's happy she's having her day in court seven years after the alleged offence. Paula Jones' claim to fame is that she was propositioned by a President. It's an accusation U-S P -
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'Paula Jones' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Wild Hunt (2006)
Actors: Adam Lannon (actor), Will Wright (writer), Will Wright (director), Will Wright (editor), Will Wright (producer), Chandrika Chevli (actress), Pauline Taylor (actress), Simon Ward (actor), Pete Jennings (actor),
Plot: Supernatural chiller, shot on location in and around Ipswich (Suffolk), about the local legend of Black Shuck, the large ghost hound. This film is an experiment within filmmaking, using improvisation and plot outline without a script, two key crew, a mix of actors and non-actors and no lighting or grip equipment. The result is a post dogme digital short challenging the notions of fictional and factual narrative convention.
Genres: Horror, Short,Saturday Night Live: Presidential Bash 2000 (2000)
Actors: Dan Aykroyd (actor), George Bush (actor), George W. Bush (actor), Dana Carvey (actor), Will Ferrell (actor), Michael J. Fox (actor), Michael J. Fox (actor), Al Franken (actor), Rudolph W. Giuliani (actor), John Goodman (actor), John Goodman (actor), Al Gore (actor), Darrell Hammond (actor), Darrell Hammond (actor), Phil Hartman (actor),
Plot: Saturday Night Live salutes the fearless leaders of our country will these sketches of America's political elite! Raise a flag to the politicians past and present who have driven constituents wild with laughter! Catch your favorite characters in some of Saturday Night Live's most memorable political sketches, including: Ronald Reagan MasterMind; Chevy Chase as President Ford; Clinton's trip to McDonald's; and Jesse Jackson "Green Eggs and Ham". Also featuring special recount madness sketches from the Infamous 2000 Gore-Bush election such as The Gore Ballot and Palm Beach!
Keywords: tv-specialGenres: Comedy,
Taglines: Post-Election Laughs That are Too Close to Call! Elect-rifying! Govern-mental!
Brothers (1977)
Actors: John Zaremba (actor), Bernie Casey (actor), Ron O'Neal (actor), Taj Mahal (composer), Vonetta McGee (actress), Edward Lewis (producer), Edward Lewis (writer), John Shay (actor), Thomas Bellin (actor), John Lehne (actor), Stu Gilliam (actor), Nick Pellegrino (actor), Arthur Barron (director), Minnie Summers Lindsey (actress), Dick Yarmy (actor),
Genres: Drama,Taglines: He was a nobody; a black man in a white man's prison. She was a somebody; a notorious, beautiful, radical black professor. Their love story shocked the nation. This film is that story. A Story of Love...and Hate
Quotes:
David Thomas: [Being taught how to play Chess] This a White folks game.::Walter Nance: You got it... now theoretically, the white side should always win...::David Thomas: Why?::Walter Nance: Because they get to move first.David Thomas: [Being taught how to play Chess] This a White folks game.::Walter Nance: You got it... now theoretically, the white side should always win...::David Thomas: Why?::Walter Nance: Because the white side always gets to move first.
Jones, Paula Filmography
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2002, role: actress , character name: Sally
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1997, role: actress , character name: Kid #2
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1993, role: actress , character name: Tina
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1983, role: actress
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1981, role: actress
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1981, role: actress , character name: Ground hostess
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1980, role: actress , character name: Salesgirl
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1978, role: actress , character name: Chorus Girl
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2004, role: actress , character name: Herself - Clinton Accuser
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2004, role: actress , character name: Herself
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2002, role: actress , character name: Herself
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1994, role: actress , character name: Herself - Interviewee
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1992, role: miscellaneous crew
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1999, role: miscellaneous crew
Famous quotes by Paula Jones:
"It's really difficult for them to sit and do their work because they are some worried, concerned about where their next meal is coming from. Who's going to be home when they get home in the afternoon? Are they going to get to come to school the next day?"
"That's our biggest concern right now is that we did have everybody's personal information stored on our computers."
"They just pretty much clipped the cords on the computers and took all three of the towers and took one complete computer system."
"Did you have an extramarital affair with Monica Lewinsky?"
"We have a wonderful, wonderful group of teachers and staff. They are the best. Our community, our parents, our board of education -- all the people who work with our teachers and staff -- make us truly blessed for all of our great teamwork."
"We care for our children. And the most important thing is that we want them to achieve the highest degree of success,"
"previous perjured answers he gave under oath in a sexual harassment lawsuit."
"If Bill Clinton could have taken care of this a long time ago with a quiet apology, it would have been all water under the bridge ... He alone is responsible for the route it has taken."
"No matter who the man is, nobody can treat you like this and use you and just throw you out the door like some piece of meat."
"I'm a stay-at-home mom. And I have got three boys. And I have a 15-month-old. And I'm going to real estate school."
"I felt like all of the American people did not believe me because of the things that were said about me, and said that people would say that it was just for the money, and it wasn't about the money. It was about what he did to me. And I knew I was telling the truth."
"I think I have made an impact in the workplace and I do believe that will prevail over any of the other things in the end."
"I told the truth, and I did it on national TV in a lie-detector test."
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Paula Jones speaks out again after 21 years and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton - TomoNews
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — Paula Jones was the woman who almost destroyed Bill Clinton's presidential career. 21 years later she speaks out again and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton in the coming Presidential Elections in 2016. Back in 1991, a then 25-year-old Jones came into national light when she sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment that happened during a meet-and-greet in a -
Ruby Wax listens to Paula Jones explain the events that led to her alleged harassment
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Exclusive Paula Jones: 'Don't let Bill Clinton back in White House'
She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment. But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton, she is speaking out against Hillary and insisting that his wife is not fit to be President either - because of her husband's history of bad behavior. Read the full article here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3096653/Don-t-let-Bill-White -
USA: PAULA JONES FAILED HARASSMENT CASE AGAINST CLINTON LATEST
English/Nat Just days after a judge threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against President Clinton, representatives from both sides made the rounds on the American political talk shows. The President's advisers and supporters claimed victory and stressed that the time is right for independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr to wrap up his investigation of Clinton. Meanwhile, Paula Jones -
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Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett
Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett October 15, 1998. -
Conan O'brien: Talking Head Clinton: discusses the Paula Jones Case, 1997.
Conan interviews Clinton about the Paula Jones Case. Clinton insists there is just not enough time to discuss his sexual history in court, and in any case he plans to publish a 7-volume history on it after he leaves office (aired 1997). -
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USA: WASHINGTON: PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PAULA JONES FACE EACH OTHER
English/Nat President Bill Clinton and Paula Jones faced each other at a Washington law firm for a historic deposition. The president answered questions under oath about Jones' claim that he sexually propositioned her when he was governor of Arkansas seven years ago when she was a state employee. Clinton is the first sitting president to testify as a defendant., and the nature of the cas -
USA: WASHINGTON: PAULA JONES ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON
English/Nat Paula Jones, the woman who claims she was once harassed for sex by United States President Bill Clinton, has arrived in Washington for the next step in her legal fight against him. Mr Clinton will make history on Saturday when he's required to make a video-taped deposition for the case - the first in which a U.S. president has had to testify as a defendant. Mr Clinton is said -
PIlot: PAULA JONES
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Remembering Paula Jones
AS CHARGES ARE PENDING IN THE CASE - PAULA'S FRIENDS MET WITH US TODAY TO SHARE MEMORIES ABOUT THE WOMAN, WHO THEY SAY, LIT UP A ROOM. JONES WAS KILLED JUST ABOUT A WEEK BEFORE HER 32-ND BIRTHDAY. SHE WAS JOGGING AROUND HARVEY'S LAKE TO TRAIN FOR AN UPCOMING IRONMAN COMPETITION. HER FRIENDS SAY THEY WOULD GIVE ANYTHING TO SEE HER SMILE ONCE AGAIN. -
USA - Clinton meets accuser Paula Jones
T/I: 11:06:22 GS 10:45:18 Bill Clinton and his sex-harassment accuser Paula Jones met face-to-face Saturday (17/01) as the president arrived at his lawyer's office to make a sworn deposition in the case. Clinton arrived in his motorcade and entered the building through the parking entrance, making no comment to reporters, moments after Jones walked through the front entrance. The deposi -
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USA: LEGAL BATTLE BETWEEN PAULA JONES & BILL CLINTON CONTINUES
English/Nat The legal battle between Paula Jones and U-S President Bill Clinton has shifted to a federal appeals court in St. Paul, Minnesota. Jones' lawyers want the court to reinstate her sex harassment suit against Clinton. Settlement discussions between the two sides had continued through the night on the eve of the trial's start. Police blocked off the entrance to the federal ap -
USA: PRESIDENT CLINTON/PAULA JONES SEXUAL HARASSMENT CASE UPDATE
English/Nat A day after President Bill Clinton gave his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit, one of Jones' lawyers said the case "is on the train to trial". Supporters of both Clinton and Jones' hit the Sunday morning talk shows to put their spin on events. There was little of substance they could say due to a gag order, so they had to be content giving critical assess -
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USA: PAULA JONES' LAWYERS TO GIVE UP HER CASE AGAINST CLINTON
English/Nat Paula Jones' lawyers have informed her that they will soon be abandoning her sexual harassment case against President Clinton. Adjusting their settlement demand to 950-thousand U-S dollars the lawyers made one more attempt at putting the lawsuit to rest today. This turn of events strengthens President Bill Clinton's defense against Jones. The news comes right on the heels
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Paula Jones speaks out again after 21 years and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton - TomoNews
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — Paula Jones was the woman who almost destroyed Bill Clinton's presidential career. 21 years later she speaks out again and warns against...
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — Paula Jones was the woman who almost destroyed Bill Clinton's presidential career. 21 years later she speaks out again and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton in the coming Presidential Elections in 2016.
Back in 1991, a then 25-year-old Jones came into national light when she sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment that happened during a meet-and-greet in a hotel room in Arkansas.
Jones also does not believe that Hillary is not aware of her husband's philandering ways and the fact that she lied about it makes her unfit to run the country.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — Paula Jones was the woman who almost destroyed Bill Clinton's presidential career. 21 years later she speaks out again and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton in the coming Presidential Elections in 2016.
Back in 1991, a then 25-year-old Jones came into national light when she sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment that happened during a meet-and-greet in a hotel room in Arkansas.
Jones also does not believe that Hillary is not aware of her husband's philandering ways and the fact that she lied about it makes her unfit to run the country.
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- published: 01 Jun 2015
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Ruby Wax listens to Paula Jones explain the events that led to her alleged harassment
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In this halarious 2000 clip Paula Jones goes into detail about her relations w/ Pres. Clinton....
In this halarious 2000 clip Paula Jones goes into detail about her relations w/ Pres. Clinton.
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In this halarious 2000 clip Paula Jones goes into detail about her relations w/ Pres. Clinton.
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- published: 27 Dec 2010
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Exclusive Paula Jones: 'Don't let Bill Clinton back in White House'
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- Updated: 28 May 2015
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She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment. But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton, she is ...
She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment. But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton, she is speaking out against Hillary and insisting that his wife is not fit to be President either - because of her husband's history of bad behavior.
Read the full article here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3096653/Don-t-let-Bill-White-House-abused-women-ll-Paula-Jones-warns-against-voting-Hillary-lied-sex-case-cost-presidency.html
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wn.com/Exclusive Paula Jones 'Don't Let Bill Clinton Back In White House'
She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment. But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton, she is speaking out against Hillary and insisting that his wife is not fit to be President either - because of her husband's history of bad behavior.
Read the full article here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3096653/Don-t-let-Bill-White-House-abused-women-ll-Paula-Jones-warns-against-voting-Hillary-lied-sex-case-cost-presidency.html
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- published: 28 May 2015
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USA: PAULA JONES FAILED HARASSMENT CASE AGAINST CLINTON LATEST
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Just days after a judge threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against President Clinton, representatives from both sides made the rounds ...
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Just days after a judge threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against President Clinton, representatives from both sides made the rounds on the American political talk shows.
The President's advisers and supporters claimed victory and stressed that the time is right for independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr to wrap up his investigation of Clinton.
Meanwhile, Paula Jones' adviser said she is still deciding whether to appeal against the dismissal of her lawsuit.
The President and First Lady appeared relaxed as they left church services hand-in-hand on Sunday.
They were no doubt giving thanks for a federal court decision last Wednesday to dismiss Paula Jones' lawsuit.
In an interview in the current affairs magazine Time which hits newsstands on Monday, Clinton said of the case, "if I were just a private citizen, Joe Six-Pack, I would have mixed feelings about getting a chance to disprove these allegations in court."
But he added, that as President, it is in the country's best interests to put the case behind him.
While Clinton was in church, his aides and supporters were putting the administration's spin on the week's events.
Adviser Rahm Emanuel declared the dismissal was a legal victory.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This was an absolute victory. There were five counts. Not one, not two, five were all dismissed. They were not worthy of the court. They were not worthy of the jury's time. The judge decided this was without merit, this case. This case began with politics and has ended that it was not worthy of the courtroom. In that sense, it's an absolute victory."
SUPER CAPTION: Rahm Emanuel, Clinton Adviser
It's still not clear whether Paula Jones will appeal the dismissal.
After a four year legal fight, her adviser says that would be the logical last step.
However, Susan Carpenter McMillan says Jones is still weighing her options.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are leaning more toward an appeal. She's come this far. It would almost be silly not to, but of course we don't know. We have to figure out the human toll that it's going to take on her. We have to have the lawyers evaluate what the ruling said, what the chance of the circuit overturning it. I do not think this thing will go to the Supreme Court. If we do decide to appeal, I think the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals would probably be the last. But then again I'm not a lawyer so I don't know."
SUPER CAPTION: Susan Carpenter-McMillan, Paula Jones' Adviser
With the dramatic turn in the Jones case, Clinton's aides think independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr should also wrap up his lengthy investigation of the president.
And Americans seem to agree.
The latest Newsweek poll shows 57 percent of Americans say Starr should end his probe into whether or not Clinton had an affair with a former White House intern and asked her to lie about it.
38 percent say Starr should continue.
Republicans also think Starr should finish his work quickly so they can decide if the House should move forward on impeachment proceedings.
However, they blame the White House for causing the delays.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It's one thing to say wrap it up. It's another thing to do everything you can to stop him (Ken Starr) from wrapping it up, delaying it so they can say wrap it up. So sure, I think Ken Starr...nobody would like to get it wrapped up quicker than Ken Starr. But, he can't do it as long as he has to continue to make appeals, has to continue to fight frivolous motions, has to continue to fight really frivolous assertions of executive privilege and go on and on and on as to all the delays and stonewalling and obstructions that this administration has done."
SUPER CAPTION: Senator Orrin Hatch, Republican, Utah
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Just days after a judge threw out Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against President Clinton, representatives from both sides made the rounds on the American political talk shows.
The President's advisers and supporters claimed victory and stressed that the time is right for independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr to wrap up his investigation of Clinton.
Meanwhile, Paula Jones' adviser said she is still deciding whether to appeal against the dismissal of her lawsuit.
The President and First Lady appeared relaxed as they left church services hand-in-hand on Sunday.
They were no doubt giving thanks for a federal court decision last Wednesday to dismiss Paula Jones' lawsuit.
In an interview in the current affairs magazine Time which hits newsstands on Monday, Clinton said of the case, "if I were just a private citizen, Joe Six-Pack, I would have mixed feelings about getting a chance to disprove these allegations in court."
But he added, that as President, it is in the country's best interests to put the case behind him.
While Clinton was in church, his aides and supporters were putting the administration's spin on the week's events.
Adviser Rahm Emanuel declared the dismissal was a legal victory.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This was an absolute victory. There were five counts. Not one, not two, five were all dismissed. They were not worthy of the court. They were not worthy of the jury's time. The judge decided this was without merit, this case. This case began with politics and has ended that it was not worthy of the courtroom. In that sense, it's an absolute victory."
SUPER CAPTION: Rahm Emanuel, Clinton Adviser
It's still not clear whether Paula Jones will appeal the dismissal.
After a four year legal fight, her adviser says that would be the logical last step.
However, Susan Carpenter McMillan says Jones is still weighing her options.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are leaning more toward an appeal. She's come this far. It would almost be silly not to, but of course we don't know. We have to figure out the human toll that it's going to take on her. We have to have the lawyers evaluate what the ruling said, what the chance of the circuit overturning it. I do not think this thing will go to the Supreme Court. If we do decide to appeal, I think the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals would probably be the last. But then again I'm not a lawyer so I don't know."
SUPER CAPTION: Susan Carpenter-McMillan, Paula Jones' Adviser
With the dramatic turn in the Jones case, Clinton's aides think independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr should also wrap up his lengthy investigation of the president.
And Americans seem to agree.
The latest Newsweek poll shows 57 percent of Americans say Starr should end his probe into whether or not Clinton had an affair with a former White House intern and asked her to lie about it.
38 percent say Starr should continue.
Republicans also think Starr should finish his work quickly so they can decide if the House should move forward on impeachment proceedings.
However, they blame the White House for causing the delays.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It's one thing to say wrap it up. It's another thing to do everything you can to stop him (Ken Starr) from wrapping it up, delaying it so they can say wrap it up. So sure, I think Ken Starr...nobody would like to get it wrapped up quicker than Ken Starr. But, he can't do it as long as he has to continue to make appeals, has to continue to fight frivolous motions, has to continue to fight really frivolous assertions of executive privilege and go on and on and on as to all the delays and stonewalling and obstructions that this administration has done."
SUPER CAPTION: Senator Orrin Hatch, Republican, Utah
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Tonya Harding vs Paula Jones funny boxing
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
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Harding Jones boxing....
Harding Jones boxing.
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Harding Jones boxing.
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Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett
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- Updated: 12 Apr 2014
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Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett October 15, 1998....
Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett October 15, 1998.
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Partisanship and the Paula Jones Case, Robert Bennett October 15, 1998.
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Conan O'brien: Talking Head Clinton: discusses the Paula Jones Case, 1997.
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- Updated: 17 Dec 2014
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Conan interviews Clinton about the Paula Jones Case. Clinton insists there is just not enough time to discuss his sexual history in court, and in any case he pl...
Conan interviews Clinton about the Paula Jones Case. Clinton insists there is just not enough time to discuss his sexual history in court, and in any case he plans to publish a 7-volume history on it after he leaves office (aired 1997).
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Conan interviews Clinton about the Paula Jones Case. Clinton insists there is just not enough time to discuss his sexual history in court, and in any case he plans to publish a 7-volume history on it after he leaves office (aired 1997).
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Paula Jones speaks to Ruby Wax about her case against Clinton and if it's destined
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- Updated: 15 Dec 2012
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USA: WASHINGTON: PRESIDENT CLINTON AND PAULA JONES FACE EACH OTHER
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President Bill Clinton and Paula Jones faced each other at a Washington law firm for a historic deposition.
The president answered questions u...
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President Bill Clinton and Paula Jones faced each other at a Washington law firm for a historic deposition.
The president answered questions under oath about Jones' claim that
he sexually propositioned her when he was governor of Arkansas seven years ago when she was a state employee.
Clinton is the first sitting president to testify as a defendant., and the nature of the case, sexual harassment, makes it even more significant.
Paula Jones' spokesperson Susan Carpenter McMillan left her client's hotel first telling reporters Jones is doing fine.
Then, it was Jones' turn..she got a taste of what was to come at her, getting into her taxi, not speaking to a handful of reporters.
Jones and her six lawyers were the first to arrive at the offices of Clinton's personal attorney on Saturday.
The president's accuser waded through an army of media and then paused briefly for photographers but did not answer reporters' questions.
This is the day Jones has been waiting for, according to published reports, to finally set the record straight.
The Jones' camp feels the president has labelled her 'white trash' and a lying 'bimbo.'
Clinton lawyer Robert Bennett has been the point man in the campaign to discredit Jones. He and the president rode together to the Washington lawyer's offices.
Clinton didn't wade through the media scrum like Jones did.
Saturday's "Washington Post" reported that Clinton intends to deny he sexually harassed Jones and will repeat his assertion that he does not remember meeting her.
Even so, the report says he won't contest a state trooper's contention that he brought Jones to Clinton's hotel suite.
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President Bill Clinton and Paula Jones faced each other at a Washington law firm for a historic deposition.
The president answered questions under oath about Jones' claim that
he sexually propositioned her when he was governor of Arkansas seven years ago when she was a state employee.
Clinton is the first sitting president to testify as a defendant., and the nature of the case, sexual harassment, makes it even more significant.
Paula Jones' spokesperson Susan Carpenter McMillan left her client's hotel first telling reporters Jones is doing fine.
Then, it was Jones' turn..she got a taste of what was to come at her, getting into her taxi, not speaking to a handful of reporters.
Jones and her six lawyers were the first to arrive at the offices of Clinton's personal attorney on Saturday.
The president's accuser waded through an army of media and then paused briefly for photographers but did not answer reporters' questions.
This is the day Jones has been waiting for, according to published reports, to finally set the record straight.
The Jones' camp feels the president has labelled her 'white trash' and a lying 'bimbo.'
Clinton lawyer Robert Bennett has been the point man in the campaign to discredit Jones. He and the president rode together to the Washington lawyer's offices.
Clinton didn't wade through the media scrum like Jones did.
Saturday's "Washington Post" reported that Clinton intends to deny he sexually harassed Jones and will repeat his assertion that he does not remember meeting her.
Even so, the report says he won't contest a state trooper's contention that he brought Jones to Clinton's hotel suite.
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USA: WASHINGTON: PAULA JONES ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON
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Paula Jones, the woman who claims she was once harassed for sex by United States President Bill Clinton, has arrived in Washington for the next s...
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Paula Jones, the woman who claims she was once harassed for sex by United States President Bill Clinton, has arrived in Washington for the next step in her legal fight against him.
Mr Clinton will make history on Saturday when he's required to make a video-taped deposition for the case - the first in which a U.S. president has had to testify as a defendant.
Mr Clinton is said not to be impressed by the distinction. Miss Jones meanwhile says she's happy she's having her day in court seven years after the alleged offence.
Paula Jones' claim to fame is that she was propositioned by a President.
It's an accusation U-S President Bill Clinton vigorously denies, but it's a claim that won't go away.
And on Friday it arrived on the doorstep of the White House when a nervous Miss Jones arrived in Washington for the next chapter of her long-running case.
She's alleging that in 1991, Mr Clinton, the then Governor of Arkansas, propositioned her in a hotel room in Little Rock.
Mr Clinton is denying the claim and earlier this week told a reporter that the case would not be settled out of court.
Miss Jones is now almost as famous as the man she accuses of pressuring her for sex.
She had no comment on her arrival in the capital after a flight from her home near Los Angeles, but her spokeswoman said Jones was very proud to be an Amercian citizen.
Mr Clinton was also communicating through an intermediary, two days before sitting down before a camera in his lawyers office and providing a video-taped deposition.
At a press briefing at the White House on Friday ahead of the deposition, spokesman Mike McCurry conceded the case had had some impact on Clinton's schedule.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It has some impact and it is a distraction but it is not a burdensome distraction."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
At the time the briefing took place Clinton had not yet met his lawyers but he had planned a meeting with them before the deposition.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"He hasn't yet but he will spend some time with them today before he goes off."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
McCurry told the press that the President was not looking forward to the testimony, but it had to be done.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think he is just going to go and do it. I think that it is safe to assume that there are other things that he would do on a Saturday but he will do it and recognises that he must do it and he will get it done."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
When questioned on whether the President felt the deposition was the last thing he would need to do regarding the case, McCurry was vague with his answer.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Who knows and I don't know and I don't want to comment beyond what I have just said."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
The case is scheduled for trial in May.
A spokeswoman for Jones said the President's deposition showed that the little girl from Arkansas is not excluded under the lady of justice.
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wn.com/USA Washington Paula Jones Arrives In Washington
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Paula Jones, the woman who claims she was once harassed for sex by United States President Bill Clinton, has arrived in Washington for the next step in her legal fight against him.
Mr Clinton will make history on Saturday when he's required to make a video-taped deposition for the case - the first in which a U.S. president has had to testify as a defendant.
Mr Clinton is said not to be impressed by the distinction. Miss Jones meanwhile says she's happy she's having her day in court seven years after the alleged offence.
Paula Jones' claim to fame is that she was propositioned by a President.
It's an accusation U-S President Bill Clinton vigorously denies, but it's a claim that won't go away.
And on Friday it arrived on the doorstep of the White House when a nervous Miss Jones arrived in Washington for the next chapter of her long-running case.
She's alleging that in 1991, Mr Clinton, the then Governor of Arkansas, propositioned her in a hotel room in Little Rock.
Mr Clinton is denying the claim and earlier this week told a reporter that the case would not be settled out of court.
Miss Jones is now almost as famous as the man she accuses of pressuring her for sex.
She had no comment on her arrival in the capital after a flight from her home near Los Angeles, but her spokeswoman said Jones was very proud to be an Amercian citizen.
Mr Clinton was also communicating through an intermediary, two days before sitting down before a camera in his lawyers office and providing a video-taped deposition.
At a press briefing at the White House on Friday ahead of the deposition, spokesman Mike McCurry conceded the case had had some impact on Clinton's schedule.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It has some impact and it is a distraction but it is not a burdensome distraction."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
At the time the briefing took place Clinton had not yet met his lawyers but he had planned a meeting with them before the deposition.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"He hasn't yet but he will spend some time with them today before he goes off."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
McCurry told the press that the President was not looking forward to the testimony, but it had to be done.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think he is just going to go and do it. I think that it is safe to assume that there are other things that he would do on a Saturday but he will do it and recognises that he must do it and he will get it done."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
When questioned on whether the President felt the deposition was the last thing he would need to do regarding the case, McCurry was vague with his answer.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Who knows and I don't know and I don't want to comment beyond what I have just said."
SUPER CAPTION: Mike McCurry, Clinton's Spokesman
The case is scheduled for trial in May.
A spokeswoman for Jones said the President's deposition showed that the little girl from Arkansas is not excluded under the lady of justice.
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PIlot: PAULA JONES
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
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- author: Bee McFarland
Dorney park haunt 2012 Four friends and I get toasty together....
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Dorney park haunt 2012 Four friends and I get toasty together.
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Remembering Paula Jones
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- Updated: 09 Jun 2015
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AS CHARGES ARE PENDING IN THE CASE - PAULA'S FRIENDS MET WITH US TODAY TO SHARE MEMORIES ABOUT THE WOMAN, WHO THEY SAY, LIT UP A ROOM.
JONES WAS KILLED JU...
AS CHARGES ARE PENDING IN THE CASE - PAULA'S FRIENDS MET WITH US TODAY TO SHARE MEMORIES ABOUT THE WOMAN, WHO THEY SAY, LIT UP A ROOM.
JONES WAS KILLED JUST ABOUT A WEEK BEFORE HER 32-ND BIRTHDAY.
SHE WAS JOGGING AROUND HARVEY'S LAKE TO TRAIN FOR AN UPCOMING IRONMAN COMPETITION.
HER FRIENDS SAY THEY WOULD GIVE ANYTHING TO SEE HER SMILE ONCE AGAIN.
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AS CHARGES ARE PENDING IN THE CASE - PAULA'S FRIENDS MET WITH US TODAY TO SHARE MEMORIES ABOUT THE WOMAN, WHO THEY SAY, LIT UP A ROOM.
JONES WAS KILLED JUST ABOUT A WEEK BEFORE HER 32-ND BIRTHDAY.
SHE WAS JOGGING AROUND HARVEY'S LAKE TO TRAIN FOR AN UPCOMING IRONMAN COMPETITION.
HER FRIENDS SAY THEY WOULD GIVE ANYTHING TO SEE HER SMILE ONCE AGAIN.
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USA - Clinton meets accuser Paula Jones
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Bill Clinton and his sex-harassment accuser Paula Jones met face-to-face Saturday (17/01) as the president arrived at his la...
T/I: 11:06:22 GS 10:45:18
Bill Clinton and his sex-harassment accuser Paula Jones met face-to-face Saturday (17/01) as the president arrived at his lawyer's office to make a sworn deposition in the case. Clinton arrived in his motorcade and entered the building through the parking entrance, making no comment to reporters, moments after Jones walked through the front entrance. The deposition is believed to be the first time a sitting president has been called to testify in a civil court proceeding. In the deposition expected to last several hours, Clinton was expected to be asked about Jones' charges that he propositioned her at an Arkansas hotel in 1991, while he was governor of the state and she was a state employee. A trial date has been set for May 26 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Jones is claiming two million dollars in damages for sexual harrassment suit and violation of her civil rights.
SHOWS:
WASHINGTON D.C., USA 17/1:
Paula Jones walking through crowd of media;
Paula and her spokeswoman Susan Carpenter-McMillan in front of microphone, Paula walking away and inside building;
SOT (English) Susan Carpenter-McMillan: "It doesn't really matter to Paula who believes her except for the people she brought the lawsuit for. She brought it for her family, her friends, her acquaintances so that they would know the real truth. She always knew that they would believe her but it was very frustrating, as I said earlier, for her to open up a magazine and see the kinds of things that were said about her. Paula hasn't really cared what the rest of the country thinks. Paula has to be worried about what twelve jurors in Little Rock, Arkansas, are going to think and I think that is the most important thing";
President's dog running around lawn;
President Clinton out of building and into car, president's motorcade driving along and turning into underground car park;
2.30
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wn.com/USA Clinton Meets Accuser Paula Jones
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Bill Clinton and his sex-harassment accuser Paula Jones met face-to-face Saturday (17/01) as the president arrived at his lawyer's office to make a sworn deposition in the case. Clinton arrived in his motorcade and entered the building through the parking entrance, making no comment to reporters, moments after Jones walked through the front entrance. The deposition is believed to be the first time a sitting president has been called to testify in a civil court proceeding. In the deposition expected to last several hours, Clinton was expected to be asked about Jones' charges that he propositioned her at an Arkansas hotel in 1991, while he was governor of the state and she was a state employee. A trial date has been set for May 26 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Jones is claiming two million dollars in damages for sexual harrassment suit and violation of her civil rights.
SHOWS:
WASHINGTON D.C., USA 17/1:
Paula Jones walking through crowd of media;
Paula and her spokeswoman Susan Carpenter-McMillan in front of microphone, Paula walking away and inside building;
SOT (English) Susan Carpenter-McMillan: "It doesn't really matter to Paula who believes her except for the people she brought the lawsuit for. She brought it for her family, her friends, her acquaintances so that they would know the real truth. She always knew that they would believe her but it was very frustrating, as I said earlier, for her to open up a magazine and see the kinds of things that were said about her. Paula hasn't really cared what the rest of the country thinks. Paula has to be worried about what twelve jurors in Little Rock, Arkansas, are going to think and I think that is the most important thing";
President's dog running around lawn;
President Clinton out of building and into car, president's motorcade driving along and turning into underground car park;
2.30
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Paula Jones, Chief Executive ACETT
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 16 Jul 2014
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USA: LEGAL BATTLE BETWEEN PAULA JONES & BILL CLINTON CONTINUES
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The legal battle between Paula Jones and U-S President Bill Clinton has shifted to a federal appeals court in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Jones' law...
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The legal battle between Paula Jones and U-S President Bill Clinton has shifted to a federal appeals court in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Jones' lawyers want the court to reinstate her sex harassment suit against Clinton.
Settlement discussions between the two sides had continued through the night on the eve of the trial's start.
Police blocked off the entrance to the federal appeals court in St. Paul, Minnesota, the scene of the next chapter in the Bill Clinton - Paula Jones saga.
Her lawyers are trying to persuade the federal court to overturn the case's dismissal by U-S District Judge Susan Webber Wright.
That judge ruled on April 1 that Jones couldn't prove key elements of a sexual harassment claim against the president and threw out the case.
But a lawyer for Jones, Paul Whitehead, says events since then - most importantly allegations of perjury against the president stemming from the case and an impeachment inquiry against him - have changed the atmosphere.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"About six months ago it was, 'he said, she said', between Paula Jones and Bill Clinton. Now there are a number of women and the President's admitted to two so-called sexual dalliances with Monica Lewinsky and all the Starr report stuff adds a lot of credibility to Paula Jones. So the judges today, obviously, hearing this case have to take it very seriously."
SUPER CAPTION: Paul Whitehead, Attorney for Paula Jones
Jones contends that she suffered a "hostile work environment" as an Arkansas state clerk in 1991 who claims she had rejected a sexual advance from then-Governor Clinton.
But the judge who dismissed the case in April ruled that even if Clinton made a "boorish and offensive" sexual advance, Jones was unable to demonstrate that she suffered a "tangible job detriment" in the way of being denied promotions or raises.
Whitehead said it is obvious Paula Jones would feel intimidated, given Clinton's alleged treatment of her.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The President stroked her twice, tried to kiss her, exposed himself, asked for oral sex and when - this is three or four times she said, 'No', - he started stroking his genitals, and then blocked the door for her leaving. Now, that to us is not boorish and offensive and people forget also that several times after that he touched her again, he touched her in the Rotunda Building once, put his arm around her and intimidated her. So this, the trooper Danny Ferguson approached her and said, 'Hillary's out of town, Bill would like your telephone number.' Those things really intimidated Paula Jones so there's more to it than just this one simple act that's been alleged."
SUPER CAPTION: Paul Whitehead, Attorney for Paula Jones
A marathon round of settlement talks have made it clear that a deal is complicated, given the political implications for the White House.
Another complication has been the competing interests within the Jones camp itself.
Those interests include Jones' Dallas-based lawyers, a husband and wife team of California advisers, and Jones' former attorneys., Joseph Cammarata and Gilbert Davis.
Cammarata and Davis have instituted claims for eight hundred thousand U-S dollars as compensation for their work.
Davis was attending today's hearing in his own interests and said
the court may find some merits in the case.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And we'll see what this court says, but I believe that a jury could find that assault with a friendly weapon, as happened in this case, is probably beyond the bounds of civilised conduct."
SUPER CAPTION: Gilbert Davis, Former Attorney for Paula Jones
White House spokesman Joe Lockhart had little to say about the Jones case at his daily briefing.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
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wn.com/USA Legal Battle Between Paula Jones Bill Clinton Continues
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The legal battle between Paula Jones and U-S President Bill Clinton has shifted to a federal appeals court in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Jones' lawyers want the court to reinstate her sex harassment suit against Clinton.
Settlement discussions between the two sides had continued through the night on the eve of the trial's start.
Police blocked off the entrance to the federal appeals court in St. Paul, Minnesota, the scene of the next chapter in the Bill Clinton - Paula Jones saga.
Her lawyers are trying to persuade the federal court to overturn the case's dismissal by U-S District Judge Susan Webber Wright.
That judge ruled on April 1 that Jones couldn't prove key elements of a sexual harassment claim against the president and threw out the case.
But a lawyer for Jones, Paul Whitehead, says events since then - most importantly allegations of perjury against the president stemming from the case and an impeachment inquiry against him - have changed the atmosphere.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"About six months ago it was, 'he said, she said', between Paula Jones and Bill Clinton. Now there are a number of women and the President's admitted to two so-called sexual dalliances with Monica Lewinsky and all the Starr report stuff adds a lot of credibility to Paula Jones. So the judges today, obviously, hearing this case have to take it very seriously."
SUPER CAPTION: Paul Whitehead, Attorney for Paula Jones
Jones contends that she suffered a "hostile work environment" as an Arkansas state clerk in 1991 who claims she had rejected a sexual advance from then-Governor Clinton.
But the judge who dismissed the case in April ruled that even if Clinton made a "boorish and offensive" sexual advance, Jones was unable to demonstrate that she suffered a "tangible job detriment" in the way of being denied promotions or raises.
Whitehead said it is obvious Paula Jones would feel intimidated, given Clinton's alleged treatment of her.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The President stroked her twice, tried to kiss her, exposed himself, asked for oral sex and when - this is three or four times she said, 'No', - he started stroking his genitals, and then blocked the door for her leaving. Now, that to us is not boorish and offensive and people forget also that several times after that he touched her again, he touched her in the Rotunda Building once, put his arm around her and intimidated her. So this, the trooper Danny Ferguson approached her and said, 'Hillary's out of town, Bill would like your telephone number.' Those things really intimidated Paula Jones so there's more to it than just this one simple act that's been alleged."
SUPER CAPTION: Paul Whitehead, Attorney for Paula Jones
A marathon round of settlement talks have made it clear that a deal is complicated, given the political implications for the White House.
Another complication has been the competing interests within the Jones camp itself.
Those interests include Jones' Dallas-based lawyers, a husband and wife team of California advisers, and Jones' former attorneys., Joseph Cammarata and Gilbert Davis.
Cammarata and Davis have instituted claims for eight hundred thousand U-S dollars as compensation for their work.
Davis was attending today's hearing in his own interests and said
the court may find some merits in the case.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And we'll see what this court says, but I believe that a jury could find that assault with a friendly weapon, as happened in this case, is probably beyond the bounds of civilised conduct."
SUPER CAPTION: Gilbert Davis, Former Attorney for Paula Jones
White House spokesman Joe Lockhart had little to say about the Jones case at his daily briefing.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
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USA: PRESIDENT CLINTON/PAULA JONES SEXUAL HARASSMENT CASE UPDATE
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A day after President Bill Clinton gave his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit, one of Jones' lawyers said the case "is on the...
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A day after President Bill Clinton gave his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit, one of Jones' lawyers said the case "is on the train to trial".
Supporters of both Clinton and Jones' hit the Sunday morning talk shows to put their spin on events.
There was little of substance they could say due to a gag order, so they had to be content giving critical assessments of the other party's character.
Democratic strategist James Carville grumbled the case was about "money, money, money".
While Jones' spokeswoman charged the president has "a zipper problem".
President Bill Clinton strove for normalcy Sunday.
He and Hillary Clinton smiled and held hands as they left a church service.
Meanwhile, aides and supporters scrambled to keep to a minimum the damage from his historic testimony in the Paula Jones sex harassment case.
A day earlier, Clinton got the dubious honour of becoming the first sitting president to testify under oath as a defendant in a case.
Sources speaking to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity said that Clinton swore he did not recall meeting Jones and denied claims that he exposed himself to her in 1991 and asked for oral sex.
There was no official word of substance on the deposition, attorneys on both sides have insisted they will abide by a judge's gag order.
However, that didn't stop supporters for both parties from appearing on morning talks shows in Washington D-C.
When asked about Saturday's events, Jones' spokeswoman would only compare Jones' evening to that of the president and leave journalists to draw their own conclusions.
SOUNDBITE: "I can only say that I found it very symbolic that we all went out and had dinner last night and I was told later in the evening that the president had dinner plans with another couple. He and Hillary were going out to dinner with two friends of theirs and they suddenly cancelled their dinner reservations."
SUPER CAPTION: Susan Carpenter McMillan, Jones' Spokeswoman.
Meanwhile, one of Jones' lawyers says the lawsuit is "on the train to trial".
However, David Pyke said that a settlement has not been ruled out - though Jones rejected a previous offer to settle.
SOUNDBITE: "We ethically will pursue settlement. Any offer that the president would bring to our client, we would discuss that with her and strongly consider it if it was in her best interest. And, that's what we would always do, what we do with every case, and what we'll do here."
SUPER CAPTION: David Pyke, Jones' Attorney
Clinton friend and former campaign advisor James Carville grumbled that the lawsuit is a case of political revenge from the far right.
The conservative think tank, the Rutherford Institute, is picking up the tab for Jones' legal bills.
Carville also said the suit stems from Jones' desire for "money, money and more money".
SOUNDBITE: "What I said...excuse me..what I said was it was about money, and I said that from day one. I said it the day the lawsuit was filed, and guess what? I'm right. That's all it's about, and people see that. That's why she has no credibility with the American people. I can't go anywhere without people saying that."
SUPER CAPTION: James Carville, Democratic Strategist
But Carpenter McMillan insists that a number of Americans are on Jones' side.
And, that it's the president's appetites that should be called into question.
SOUNDBITE: "I think at the end of the day that the American public should understand that the president has a zipper problem."
SUPER CAPTION: Susan Carpenter McMillan
Clinton denies her charges.
Barring a settlement, the case will go to trial May 27th.
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A day after President Bill Clinton gave his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit, one of Jones' lawyers said the case "is on the train to trial".
Supporters of both Clinton and Jones' hit the Sunday morning talk shows to put their spin on events.
There was little of substance they could say due to a gag order, so they had to be content giving critical assessments of the other party's character.
Democratic strategist James Carville grumbled the case was about "money, money, money".
While Jones' spokeswoman charged the president has "a zipper problem".
President Bill Clinton strove for normalcy Sunday.
He and Hillary Clinton smiled and held hands as they left a church service.
Meanwhile, aides and supporters scrambled to keep to a minimum the damage from his historic testimony in the Paula Jones sex harassment case.
A day earlier, Clinton got the dubious honour of becoming the first sitting president to testify under oath as a defendant in a case.
Sources speaking to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity said that Clinton swore he did not recall meeting Jones and denied claims that he exposed himself to her in 1991 and asked for oral sex.
There was no official word of substance on the deposition, attorneys on both sides have insisted they will abide by a judge's gag order.
However, that didn't stop supporters for both parties from appearing on morning talks shows in Washington D-C.
When asked about Saturday's events, Jones' spokeswoman would only compare Jones' evening to that of the president and leave journalists to draw their own conclusions.
SOUNDBITE: "I can only say that I found it very symbolic that we all went out and had dinner last night and I was told later in the evening that the president had dinner plans with another couple. He and Hillary were going out to dinner with two friends of theirs and they suddenly cancelled their dinner reservations."
SUPER CAPTION: Susan Carpenter McMillan, Jones' Spokeswoman.
Meanwhile, one of Jones' lawyers says the lawsuit is "on the train to trial".
However, David Pyke said that a settlement has not been ruled out - though Jones rejected a previous offer to settle.
SOUNDBITE: "We ethically will pursue settlement. Any offer that the president would bring to our client, we would discuss that with her and strongly consider it if it was in her best interest. And, that's what we would always do, what we do with every case, and what we'll do here."
SUPER CAPTION: David Pyke, Jones' Attorney
Clinton friend and former campaign advisor James Carville grumbled that the lawsuit is a case of political revenge from the far right.
The conservative think tank, the Rutherford Institute, is picking up the tab for Jones' legal bills.
Carville also said the suit stems from Jones' desire for "money, money and more money".
SOUNDBITE: "What I said...excuse me..what I said was it was about money, and I said that from day one. I said it the day the lawsuit was filed, and guess what? I'm right. That's all it's about, and people see that. That's why she has no credibility with the American people. I can't go anywhere without people saying that."
SUPER CAPTION: James Carville, Democratic Strategist
But Carpenter McMillan insists that a number of Americans are on Jones' side.
And, that it's the president's appetites that should be called into question.
SOUNDBITE: "I think at the end of the day that the American public should understand that the president has a zipper problem."
SUPER CAPTION: Susan Carpenter McMillan
Clinton denies her charges.
Barring a settlement, the case will go to trial May 27th.
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Spokeswoman for Paula Jones tells Ruby Wax how she really feels about President Clinton
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USA: PAULA JONES' LAWYERS TO GIVE UP HER CASE AGAINST CLINTON
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Paula Jones' lawyers have informed her that they will soon be abandoning her sexual harassment case against President Clinton.
Adjusting thei...
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Paula Jones' lawyers have informed her that they will soon be abandoning her sexual harassment case against President Clinton.
Adjusting their settlement demand to 950-thousand U-S dollars the lawyers made one more attempt at putting the lawsuit to rest today.
This turn of events strengthens President Bill Clinton's defense against Jones.
The news comes right on the heels of a good showing by the Democrats in last Tuesday elections, and may finally put an end to Clinton's scandalous legal battles.
It used to be happier times for Paula Jones.
She was all smiles last week when real estate investor Abe Hirschfeld turned over a check for a million dollars to Jones -- the woman who sued United States President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment.
Clinton denies Jones' contention that he made an unwelcome sexual advance in 1991 while governor of Arkansas and caused her to suffer harassment in her state job after she rejected his overture.
The million-dollar cheque was an effort on Hirschfeld's part to help encourage a settlement in the Jones case, for what he says is the good of the country.
Hirschfeld had made the offer previously to pay a million U-S dollars to settle the lawsuit, but the Jones camp had said they would need more money from Clinton himself.
But in an new development on Thursday, Jones' lawyers decided to give up her case.
David Pyke, one of Mrs. Jones' Dallas-based lawyers, said today
his firm has sent her a letter informing her that their representation would last only through the appeal of her dismissed lawsuit.
She was notified that if the case went on, she was going to need new counsel.
Bill McMillan, a California attorney close to Mrs. Jones and her
family, said she was perturbed that her lawyers were airing the
matter in the press.
He said Jones was very upset at the turn of events but plans to push on.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
" I have spoken to her many times in the last several days and she is very down right now. She is very upset. She was euphoric at the time. She thought that hopefully this whole thing would be put behind her. Then Mr Hirschfeld didn't some through on Monday. Then later on that same day- maybe it was Tuesday but I believe it was Monday- she got the letters from the lawyers. So there's been a lot of highs and lows in Paula's life recently."
SUPER CAPTION: William McMillan, advisor to Jones
On Thursday, Pyke's team telephoned Clinton's attorney Robert
Bennett and offered to settle the case for a flat 950- thousand U-S dollars.
Bennett responded that he would have to check with his client.
McMillan said he'll keep on fighting to get Jones the money she deserves.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Last week Paula was very much assured of the probability of receiving quite a nice sum of money particularly with respect to Abe Hirschfeld. That is now less likely. With respect to the White House -right now its in a whole pattern. Maybe something will happen in a few days. But its my job to make sure Paula Jones does receive adequate compensation."
SUPER CAPTION: William McMillan, advisor to Jones
Jones' other advisor, Susan Carpenter-McMillan, wife of William McMillan, is always by her side when Jones makes her rare public appearances.
Although the McMillans are loyal, they know this is not the first time Jones has lost her legal team.
Last October, her previous lawyers stopped representing her after
disputes over settling the case.
One of those lawyers was Joseph Cammarata.
Cammarata is seeking an 800-thousand U-S dollar fee on any settlement as payment for his work.
He says that although Jones is in trouble now, she still has a good chance to strengthen her case.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
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Paula Jones' lawyers have informed her that they will soon be abandoning her sexual harassment case against President Clinton.
Adjusting their settlement demand to 950-thousand U-S dollars the lawyers made one more attempt at putting the lawsuit to rest today.
This turn of events strengthens President Bill Clinton's defense against Jones.
The news comes right on the heels of a good showing by the Democrats in last Tuesday elections, and may finally put an end to Clinton's scandalous legal battles.
It used to be happier times for Paula Jones.
She was all smiles last week when real estate investor Abe Hirschfeld turned over a check for a million dollars to Jones -- the woman who sued United States President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment.
Clinton denies Jones' contention that he made an unwelcome sexual advance in 1991 while governor of Arkansas and caused her to suffer harassment in her state job after she rejected his overture.
The million-dollar cheque was an effort on Hirschfeld's part to help encourage a settlement in the Jones case, for what he says is the good of the country.
Hirschfeld had made the offer previously to pay a million U-S dollars to settle the lawsuit, but the Jones camp had said they would need more money from Clinton himself.
But in an new development on Thursday, Jones' lawyers decided to give up her case.
David Pyke, one of Mrs. Jones' Dallas-based lawyers, said today
his firm has sent her a letter informing her that their representation would last only through the appeal of her dismissed lawsuit.
She was notified that if the case went on, she was going to need new counsel.
Bill McMillan, a California attorney close to Mrs. Jones and her
family, said she was perturbed that her lawyers were airing the
matter in the press.
He said Jones was very upset at the turn of events but plans to push on.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
" I have spoken to her many times in the last several days and she is very down right now. She is very upset. She was euphoric at the time. She thought that hopefully this whole thing would be put behind her. Then Mr Hirschfeld didn't some through on Monday. Then later on that same day- maybe it was Tuesday but I believe it was Monday- she got the letters from the lawyers. So there's been a lot of highs and lows in Paula's life recently."
SUPER CAPTION: William McMillan, advisor to Jones
On Thursday, Pyke's team telephoned Clinton's attorney Robert
Bennett and offered to settle the case for a flat 950- thousand U-S dollars.
Bennett responded that he would have to check with his client.
McMillan said he'll keep on fighting to get Jones the money she deserves.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Last week Paula was very much assured of the probability of receiving quite a nice sum of money particularly with respect to Abe Hirschfeld. That is now less likely. With respect to the White House -right now its in a whole pattern. Maybe something will happen in a few days. But its my job to make sure Paula Jones does receive adequate compensation."
SUPER CAPTION: William McMillan, advisor to Jones
Jones' other advisor, Susan Carpenter-McMillan, wife of William McMillan, is always by her side when Jones makes her rare public appearances.
Although the McMillans are loyal, they know this is not the first time Jones has lost her legal team.
Last October, her previous lawyers stopped representing her after
disputes over settling the case.
One of those lawyers was Joseph Cammarata.
Cammarata is seeking an 800-thousand U-S dollar fee on any settlement as payment for his work.
He says that although Jones is in trouble now, she still has a good chance to strengthen her case.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
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The President impeachment. Bill Clinton 1998 impeachment on CBS news with Dan Rather, a look back
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Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White House
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She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment.
But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton of lurid behavior, she is speaking out against Hillary and insisting that his wife is not fit to be President either - because of her husband's history of bad behavior.
'There is no way that she did not know what was going on, that women were being abused and accosted by her husband,' she says. 'They have both lied.'
Jones, 48, became a national figure when in 1994 she sued President Clinton for sexual harassment after an incident in an Arkansas hotel room three years earlier.
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Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White House
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She was the woman who almost brought down the president, with her allegations of sexual harassment.
But 21 years after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton of lurid behavior, she is speaking out against Hillary and insisting that his wife is not fit to be President either - because of her husband's history of bad behavior.
'There is no way that she did not know what was going on, that women were being abused and accosted by her husband,' she says. 'They have both lied.'
Jones, 48, became a national figure when in 1994 she sued President Clinton for sexual harassment after an incident in an Arkansas hotel room three years earlier.
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Ruby Wax plays the part of Bill Clinton in Paula Jones' re-enactment of her alleged harassment
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Paula Jones speaks out again after 21 years and warns against voting for Hillary Clinton - TomoNews
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Ruby Wax listens to Paula Jones explain the events that led to her alleged harassment
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Exclusive Paula Jones: 'Don't let Bill Clinton back in White House'
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USA: PAULA JONES FAILED HARASSMENT CASE AGAINST CLINTON LATEST
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Paula Jones speaks to Ruby Wax about her case against Clinton and if it's destined
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Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White House
Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White House
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published: 28 May 2015
Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White House
Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White House
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2015-06-04 Interview at NCTech4Good with Paula Jon...
The President impeachment. Bill Clinton 1998 impe...
Paula Jones: Don't let Bill back in the White Hous...
photo: Creative Commons / Georges Seguin
Rise of the Tomb Raider Review
Edit Gamespot 09 Nov 2015
Rise of the Tomb Raider's first shot pans over a vast foreboding landscape you'll soon come to know on a intimate level. In many ways this functions as a promise on the part of Crystal Dynamics, that there are big things ahead of us. And a the end of Lara's journey, after we've seen her through this adventure, and experienced everything the world has to offer, it's clear that that promise was kept ... ....
photo: Amedeo Modigliani
Chinese Billionaire Buys Modigliani for Record $170.4 Million
Edit Bloomberg 10 Nov 2015
Chinese billionaire Liu Yiqian bought Amedeo Modigliani’s painting of a reclining nude woman for $170.4 million, the second-highest price for an artwork at auction, in a volatile sale at Christie’s in New York. Modigliani’s 1917 “Nu Couche (Reclining Nude)” anchored Christie’s special, mixed-category sale titled “The Artist’s Muse,” which included 34 paintings and sculptures created from the 1860s through the 2000s ... Source. Christie's ... ....
photo: Creative Commons / Stefan Kühn
Stonehenge Begins to Yield Its Secrets
Edit New York Times 09 Nov 2015
Discoveries over the last decade have revealed more about the everyday lives of the people for whom the giant monuments held meaning ... ....
photo: AP / Ameer Kadim
War with Isis: Freed prisoner speaks of regular torture and US raid that saved him
Edit The Independent 09 Nov 2015photo: NASA / Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute
NASA probe spots possible ice volcanoes on Pluto
Edit CBS News 09 Nov 2015
NASA's New Horizons probe detects something scientists call "crazy" and "truly amazing" in the outer solar system ... ....
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Grilling of Hillary Clinton misfired
Edit CNN 24 Oct 2015
Members of the committee came armed to the teeth with the kind of material prosecutors love to use in forceful cross-examinations of hostile witnesses ... Paul Callan ... Read More ... (Former President Bill Clinton was impeached by the House of Representatives and later acquitted by the Senate over the Monica Lewinsky and Paula Jones scandals, but none of his testimony occurred in front of a congressional committee.) ... Follow @CNNOpinion ... ....
Hillary: Public enemy No. 1
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 23 Oct 2015
about three-quarters of the way through the Democratic debate ... I envisioned Monica Lewinsky, Kathleen Willey, Paula Jones and Gennifer Flowers jumping up and down in their own private living rooms saying, "Pick me, pick me!" But Hillary knows better than to acknowledge that the only woman her husband didn't have sex with was her (Chelsea being the Arkansas version of the virgin birth) ... Republicans ... Here's how it goes. ... Email ... ....
Why we will all be singing the Benghazi blues... (Brookings Institution)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Oct 2015
(Source. Brookings Institution) ... The scandal also reminds many of the Clintons’ moral blindspot, their ethical sloppiness that led them into the cozy, overlapping, ambiguities, and occasional lies behind the Whitewater mess, the Travelgate coverup, the Paula Jones sexual harassment, the Monica Lewinsky obstruction of justice, and a host of lesser Clinton catastrophes ... She will play the partisan card ... Four brave Americans died ... (noodl....
New book by Roger Stone and Robert Morrow titled 'The Clintons' War on Women'
Edit The Examiner 14 Oct 2015
The new book "The Clintons’ War on Women, the definitive exposé of Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton", was released yesterday, October 13, 2015, and is available in bookstores across the country ... Bill’s serial sexual assaults on Eileen Wellstone, Juanita Broaddrick, Carolyn Moffet, Liz Ward Gracen, Becky Brown, Helen Dowdy, Paula Jones, Kathy Fergusen, Christy Zercher and Kathleen Willey among dozens of others ... ....
New photo found only one to show Hillary Clinton meeting Monica Lewinsky in 1996
Edit The Examiner 14 Oct 2015
What is the best way to celebrate a 40th wedding anniversary if you are a tabloid website, it would be reminding the happy couple of the husband's greatest indiscretion. Sunday, Oct ... 1998 ... 'I was kind of stunned,' Blacklow said ... 17 ... Every women that has had been involved with the president that the public knew of, Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Wiley, and Paula Jones, have publicly came out against Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign ... ....
Donald Trump thinks Hillary Clinton should be in jail, as her poll numbers slump
Edit The Examiner 11 Oct 2015
Trump made that comment at a rally in Norcross, Georgia on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015 ... 9 ... This the same thing she and her husband former President Bill Clinton did when they were in the White House in the 1990s, and faced a slew of scandals and investigations, most notably, Whitewater, Paula Jones sexual harassment lawsuit, and Monica Lewinsky sex scandal, accusations of perjury and finally an impeachment by the Republican House ... ....
How Press Keeps Enabling GOP's Orchestrated Distractions
Edit Huffington Post 01 Oct 2015
Within the span of just twelve hours this week, multiple Republican-sponsored political pursuits partially unraveled in plain sight ... Journalists would be wise to take note of the pattern of plain deception and ask themselves if they want to keep sponsoring these planned distractions ... It didn't work ... Period ... The monkeywrenching of a settlement in the Paula Jones case was to make sure that the distraction that was that case survived ... ....
Bill Clinton: Donald Trump is 'fact-free'
Edit CNN 30 Sep 2015
Washington (CNN)Bill Clinton hit Republican presidential contender Donald Trump for running a "fact-free" campaign, defending his wife Hillary Clinton in an interview Tuesday ... It was a rebuttal to comments Trump made in a Monday interview with Burnett about Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner ... Paula Jones, center, arrives at the office of a lawyer representing President Clinton in Washington on January 17, 1998 ... W....
Bill Clinton talks Republican conspiracy against wife Hillary over email scandal
Edit The Examiner 27 Sep 2015
To hear former President Bill Clinton speak about wife and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's ongoing email scandal is like have bad flashbacks of the 1990s ... In the interview taped on Thursday, Sept ... Throughout the 1990s, the Clintons always seem to blame the Republicans for their scandals coming to the forefront, whether it was Whitewater, Troopergate, Vince Foster, Paula Jones or Monica Lewinsky ... 27, 1998 ... 11, 2012 ... 22 ... ....
Clinton Cash: $32M Net Worth for Hillary (Tea Party Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Sep 2015
(Source. Tea Party Inc). Gobbled up $5M in book royalties last year. (Politico) - What Hillary Clinton and her husband, Bill, pay in local property taxes on two luxury homes ($104,303) is twice the income of an average family ... Special Headline ... Part of the amount was related to an $850,000 settlement in a a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Bill Clinton by former Arkansas state employee Paula Jones ... But they got only $85,000. SPECIAL....
Can Anyone Ever Truly Trust David Brock?
Edit The Daily Beast 18 Sep 2015
Brock’s January 1994 attack on Clinton contained a passing reference to a certain “Paula,” a ... By the time I first encountered Brock—at the February 1994 Conservative Political Action Conference, at which Paula Jones went public with sexual harassment allegations against the sitting president—he was gleefully reveling in his freshly minted celebrity....
Hillary’s ‘two for the price of one’ problem
Edit New York Post 16 Sep 2015
(Never mind that the policies she’s embracing are far to the left of how he governed.) ... Huh? What about Paula Jones, Katherine Willey and all the other women who bravely stood up to accuse the president of the United States of assault — only to have their names dragged through the mud? ... ....
Kathleen Willey of Bill Clinton's sex scandal past says Hillary is a terrorist
Edit The Examiner 01 Sep 2015
And she called Monica a 'narcissistic looney tune.'" Willey mentioned Clinton called Paula Jones "If you drag a hundred dollars to the trailer park" Continuing Willey said, 'And she called Gennifer Flowers a slut ... Paula Jones, Willey and most famously Monica Lewinsky ... Flash forward, Willey was subpoenaed to testify at the Paula Jones case....
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