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During the presidency of Bill Clinton, she became a household name, but not for the reasons she wanted.
Kathleen Willey became known as “another” of the many women whom Clinton allegedly assaulted sexually, and now that his wife is running for the same office, Willey and others who claim abuse by Clinton are coming forward to remind the nation of what happened and, in the process, educate a generation of younger voters who were too young to remember or were not yet born.
As reported by Breitbart News, Willey – who told talk show host Aaron Kline in recent days that the Clinton White House attempted to intimidate her into silence – issued a call to any other women who may have been victimized by Clinton, who did admit to having sexual relations with former intern Monica Lewinsky, and who settled a claim of sexual harassment with an Arkansas woman, Paula Jones.
“I would just like to encourage any woman who has suffered at the hands of Bill Clinton to please try to find the courage and bravery to come forth. Because it’s okay now. Nobody can hurt you now. It’s as simple as that,” she said.
“Nobody can touch you now. The word is out. You will be okay but you will be doing the right thing for all the right reasons and you will be helping your fellow sisters.”
In her interview with Klein, who is Breitbart’s Jerusalem bureau chief after spending a number of years at the post for WorldNetDaily, Willey said Hillary should be forced to submit to a lie detector test and answer questions about whether she moved to intimidate her husband’s myriad accusers while in office.
Willey also gave a nod to Republican presidential front-runner, Donald Trump, who really brought the issue of Bill Clinton’s dalliances into the mainstream, after he complained on Twitter and elsewhere that the former president has a “terrible record of women abuse.” Trump began his assault after Hillary Clinton accused him of being “sexist” for saying during a campaign appearance that she got “schlonged” by then-Sen. Barack Obama in 2008.
“If Hillary thinks she can unleash her husband, with his terrible record of women abuse, while playing the women’s card on me, she’s wrong!” the billionaire real estate mogul tweeted.
Said Willey: “Thank you very much, Mr. Trump, for asking the right question at the right time. And please keep asking more.”
Klein proceeded to ask Willey what sort of questions she would like Trump to pose to Hillary Clinton.
“I think the next question he should ask [her] is, ‘Mrs. Clinton, is it okay with you that your husband flies around in private jets with a convicted pedophile to a private island called ‘Orgy Island’ and be entertained by underage girls? The real word for that is pedophilia and human trafficking. Is that okay with you?”
She was referring to the former president’s association with billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who served 18 months in jail after a conviction for soliciting an underage girl for prostitution, Breitbart News reported.
Some believe that Bill Clinton’s association with Epstein might become a problem if Hillary wins the Democratic presidential nomination.
In her interview with Klein, Willey discussed why she is once again breaking her silence.
“My mission here is to educate. What I would like to be able to do is talk to college students who don’t know about what happened. Explain it to them,” she said. “And make them understand what exactly happened back then. And then let them know all of the horrible, horrific, terrorizing details of what his wife did to his victims.”
Read the full details of the interview here.
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