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(NewsBusters) Obvious Kathleen Willey: Hey when I came forward against Clinton, I had evidence, but the media ignored it except when they wanted to smear me to protect Bill, but with Cain, two anonymous women are considered ironclad facts. There is a double standard   (newsbusters.org) divider line 527
More: Obvious, Kathleen Willey, Brent Bozell, Paula Jones, sexual harassments, Walter Cronkite, Bill Clinton, Steve Malzberg  
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2011-11-07 10:38:11 AM
Amen,
 
2011-11-07 10:45:47 AM
Reposted from yesterday's Cain thread:

Let me just say as someone who is old enough to have actually voted for Bill Clinton - twice - that the idea that the press somehow "went easy" on Clinton, or there's some double standard between their treatment of Cain and Clinton on these issues is ridiculous. It's pants-on-the-head, count-to-potato retarded to claim that the press gave Clinton a free pass.
 
2011-11-07 10:49:59 AM
There's the small difference of out-of-court legal settlements in this case, but who cares?

And anyone that lived through the 90's knows damn well that Clinton was bashed around by the media on a daily basis.
 
2011-11-07 10:51:17 AM
Difference of course being that Wiley's testimony was dismissed as misleading and inaccurate, that her accounts have varied markedly depending on whom she is talking to in the media or in depositions.

Cain's accusers had enough proof to achieve a legal settlement, something that Wiley nor Paula Jones were able to get against Clinton.


/Clinton was no choirboy but he fought the allegations and won, Cain obviously thought it was easier to pay them off to make it go away. Politically advantage: Clinton
 
2011-11-07 10:55:10 AM
Considering this was the woman that even Linda Tripp wouldn't use because she thought this woman was attempting to carry on a prolonged affair with Clinton, I don't know how that is sexual harassment.
 
2011-11-07 10:55:15 AM
I would think a true victim of sexual harrassment would say that every accusation is important and should be given a fair hearing. Not use your experience to achieve a partisan gain. It makes me more suspicious of Wiley if anything.

The reason it's got staying power is because of the way Cain and his staff (haha) are handling it. Once again, another politician fails to understand that it's not the proverbial crime, but the coverup.
 
2011-11-07 11:03:51 AM
God damned attention whore is jealous of Lewinsky. The press decided to go with the story that wasn't full of crap. Whoever thinks the press went soft on Clinton was in a coma for most of his second term. Idiots.
 
2011-11-07 11:10:36 AM
Clinton: Consensual.
Cain: Harassment.
 
2011-11-07 11:12:34 AM
It's four (new window) now, actually.
 
2011-11-07 11:13:05 AM
VictoryCabal: Let me just say as someone who is old enough to have actually voted for Bill Clinton - twice - that the idea that the press somehow "went easy" on Clinton, or there's some double standard between their treatment of Cain and Clinton on these issues is ridiculous. It's pants-on-the-head, count-to-potato retarded to claim that the press gave Clinton a free pass.

Yep.

WashTimes condemns press for reporting Cain sex harass story. Same WashTimes that pub'd 2,100+ (!) Paula Jones references; #juststop - @EricBoehlert

Note that @jamestaranto, suddenly VERY distressed about sex harass coverage, hasn't acknowledged @WSJ pub'd 70+ Paula Jones columns - @EricBoehlert
 
2011-11-07 11:21:41 AM
Dusk-You-n-Me: VictoryCabal: Let me just say as someone who is old enough to have actually voted for Bill Clinton - twice - that the idea that the press somehow "went easy" on Clinton, or there's some double standard between their treatment of Cain and Clinton on these issues is ridiculous. It's pants-on-the-head, count-to-potato retarded to claim that the press gave Clinton a free pass.

Yep.

WashTimes condemns press for reporting Cain sex harass story. Same WashTimes that pub'd 2,100+ (!) Paula Jones references; #juststop - @EricBoehlert

Note that @jamestaranto, suddenly VERY distressed about sex harass coverage, hasn't acknowledged @WSJ pub'd 70+ Paula Jones columns - @EricBoehlert


I remember the teasers for every tv tabloid being all Clinton all the time. I didn't even watch the shows and I was sick of it.
 
2011-11-07 11:26:46 AM
gameshowhost: Clinton: Consensual.
Cain: Harassment.


Not exactly. If you believe Willey -- and what she told friends at the time -- it was very much not consensual.
 
2011-11-07 11:40:29 AM
Not a double standard, Kathy... You just weren't credible.

Anyone who thinks the press "went easy" on Clinton, is either a liar or wasn't around then and is listening to too much retarded right wing talk radio.
 
2011-11-07 11:41:26 AM
NuttierThanEver: Difference of course being that Wiley's testimony was dismissed as misleading and inaccurate, that her accounts have varied markedly depending on whom she is talking to in the media or in depositions.

Cain's accusers had enough proof to achieve a legal settlement, something that Wiley nor Paula Jones were able to get against Clinton.


/Clinton was no choirboy but he fought the allegations and won, Cain obviously thought it was easier to pay them off to make it go away. Politically advantage: Clinton


Actually, Paula Jones got a very sizable settlement IN COURT. Which has absolutely nothing to do with Herman Cain.
 
2011-11-07 11:46:02 AM
Uh Duuuuuuuuh! (new window)
 
2011-11-07 11:48:35 AM
gameshowhost: Clinton: Consensual.
Cain: Harassment.


Actually Paula Jones alleged harassment.

Willey alleged rape and, if I remember correctly, rape.
 
2011-11-07 11:53:12 AM
NuttierThanEver: Difference of course being that Wiley's testimony was dismissed as misleading and inaccurate, that her accounts have varied markedly depending on whom she is talking to in the media or in depositions.

Cain's accusers had enough proof to achieve a legal settlement, something that Wiley nor Paula Jones were able to get against Clinton.


Exsqueeze, me? Clinton paid Jones a $850,000 settlement.
 
2011-11-07 11:57:01 AM
tallguywithglasseson: gameshowhost: Clinton: Consensual.
Cain: Harassment.

Actually Paula Jones alleged harassment.

Willey alleged rape and, if I remember correctly, rape.


Jones: She saw his penis=Harrassment
Wiley: Groped her=Battery
Broderick: Rape + bonus biting=Rape
 
2011-11-07 12:01:18 PM
What VictoryCabal

The press did not ignore of cover up stories or claims of Clinton's sexcapades.

People KNEW Clinton was a horndog, they elected him anyway.
 
2011-11-07 12:12:06 PM
I recall my newsweek subscriptions covering early Clinton scandals. I also do not recall many other people getting their the news outside of the paper and the evening news back in the early 1990's.

Were also in a more sensationalized 24-7 news cycle in competition with various forms of internet news, which has a profound effect on whats covered.
 
2011-11-07 12:15:30 PM
Party Boy: I recall my newsweek subscriptions covering early Clinton scandals

Quick Google news check..

1991-1994
"Clinton + Scandal"
About 10,300 results.


Its there, even without the 24-7 news cycle.
 
2011-11-07 12:17:40 PM
Clinton was involved in sexual improprieties? I don't think even her husband would tap that willingly.
 
2011-11-07 12:19:07 PM
TheDumbBlonde: Jones: She saw his penis=Harrassment
Wiley: Groped her=Battery
Broderick: Rape + bonus biting=Rape


Ah, yes, thank you.
 
2011-11-07 12:20:59 PM
Also..
i.imgur.com
 
2011-11-07 12:27:41 PM
tallguywithglasseson: gameshowhost: Clinton: Consensual.
Cain: Harassment.

Actually Paula Jones alleged harassment.

Willey alleged rape and, if I remember correctly, rape.


Oh, all right, I'll do it. {sigh}

You listed "rape" twice.
 
2011-11-07 12:38:45 PM
TheDumbBlonde: tallguywithglasseson: gameshowhost: Clinton: Consensual.
Cain: Harassment.

Actually Paula Jones alleged harassment.

Willey alleged rape and, if I remember correctly, rape.

Jones: She saw his penis=Harrassment
Wiley: Groped her=Battery
Broderick: Rape + bonus biting=Rape


He was also accused of groping one of the enlisted attendants on Air Force One and later apologized.
 
2011-11-07 12:42:35 PM
So the Cain camp has officially pulled out "b-b-b-but Clinton...!"
 
2011-11-07 12:46:03 PM
Saborlas: So the Cain camp has officially pulled out "b-b-b-but Clinton...!"

No, I think that was Kathleen Wiley.
 
2011-11-07 01:06:24 PM
You know, you can actually get the truth about a given story by reading NewsBusters and just reversing everything it says.

So in this case "The press gave Bill Clinton a pass on his sexual harassment" should be read as "The press crucified Bill Clinton over his sexual harassment claims."
 
2011-11-07 01:07:42 PM
I have to say, this sex scandal or any sex scandal wouldn't cause me not to vote for Cain. The whole political and economic insanity, that's what would/will keep me from ever voting for Cain.

/See also Sarah Palin, Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich.
 
2011-11-07 02:08:04 PM
Hold on a minute.....

I thought with Clinton it was about the lying, not the sex. Am I right, teabagger assholes?
 
2011-11-07 02:09:02 PM
Really? It's 2011 and we're still going with "But but... Clinton!"?
 
2011-11-07 02:10:03 PM
Actually it's the exact same standard. Women allege sexual harassment, media covers it, then the allegations are ignored.

Also, Willey got a 60 Minutes interview and a book deal out of it. What else does she want?
 
2011-11-07 02:10:22 PM
NuttierThanEver: Difference of course being that Wiley's testimony was dismissed as misleading and inaccurate, that her accounts have varied markedly depending on whom she is talking to in the media or in depositions.

Cain's accusers had enough proof to achieve a legal settlement, something that Wiley nor Paula Jones were able to get against Clinton.


/Clinton was no choirboy but he fought the allegations and won, Cain obviously thought it was easier to pay them off to make it go away. Politically advantage: Clinton


except Bill paid Paula 800K, idiot

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/04/pro-cain-group-attack s -media-over-controversy/
 
2011-11-07 02:10:59 PM
there was atleast 5 "gate" controversies under Clinton, to say the media gave that guy a pass suggests you might be smoking crack.
 
2011-11-07 02:12:17 PM
You know, the author and this lady have a good point. The media and Congress did entirely ignore sexual harassment claims against Bill Clinton. Why I didn't even know Bill Clinton did sexually inappropriate things until today, much like subby.
 
2011-11-07 02:12:40 PM
www.psiopradio.com
 
2011-11-07 02:12:43 PM
The so-called liberal media was all over Clinton's scandals, it was like they would never end, then these grassfarkers claim he got a pass?

Short memories.
 
2011-11-07 02:12:49 PM
VictoryCabal: Reposted from yesterday's Cain thread:

Let me just say as someone who is old enough to have actually voted for Bill Clinton - twice - that the idea that the press somehow "went easy" on Clinton, or there's some double standard between their treatment of Cain and Clinton on these issues is ridiculous. It's pants-on-the-head, count-to-potato retarded to claim that the press gave Clinton a free pass.


this. i remember newt leading the charge...the hypocrisy, it burns
 
2011-11-07 02:13:07 PM
Well Kathy, two anonymous women just became one very physical white woman. Bill is white ain't he? No one cares about that. Herman's southern strategy just went south, straight to Hell in a handbasket. No wonder his wife wants to step back.
 
2011-11-07 02:13:11 PM
The only reason they are anonymous is that they were forced to sign NDAs.
 
2011-11-07 02:13:17 PM
Well, everyone knows that Clinton was the first black president.
 
2011-11-07 02:13:24 PM
Jake Havechek: Hold on a minute.....

I thought with Clinton it was about the lying, not the sex. Am I right, teabagger assholes?


No it was about freeing the Iraqi people. Oh wait, wrong...
 
2011-11-07 02:13:27 PM
The difference is that Clinton actually knew how to improve the economy, shrink deficits, and keep us out of wars.
 
2011-11-07 02:13:41 PM
Politics is stupid, as is everyone involved in politics (including politics thread posters).

If anybody involved in politics ever had a rational thought or argument they would be put up against the wall and summarily executed.
 
2011-11-07 02:13:58 PM
Lol how many Cain harassment stories do we need a day?
 
2011-11-07 02:14:00 PM
TheDumbBlonde: Saborlas: So the Cain camp has officially pulled out "b-b-b-but Clinton...!"

No, I think that was Kathleen Wiley.


You're right Cain just pulled the race card.
 
2011-11-07 02:14:19 PM
B-b-b-but Clinton! Look at me! I'm relevant!
 
2011-11-07 02:15:15 PM
EWreckedSean: Lol how many Cain harassment stories do we need a day?

I guess it depends on how many he has done.
 
2011-11-07 02:15:30 PM
NuttierThanEver: Difference of course being that Wiley's testimony was dismissed as misleading and inaccurate, that her accounts have varied markedly depending on whom she is talking to in the media or in depositions.

Cain's accusers had enough proof to achieve a legal settlement, something that Wiley nor Paula Jones were able to get against Clinton.


/Clinton was no choirboy but he fought the allegations and won, Cain obviously thought it was easier to pay them off to make it go away. Politically advantage: Clinton



So if Clinton had settled out of court that would prove there was some merit to the case?

Fair enough. (new window)
 
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