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This circus just keeps getting more hilarious:
When Juanita Broaddrick heard Bill Clinton mistress Gennifer Flowers could be attending the first presidential debate as Donald Trump's guest, she says that might be an opportunity she would welcome, too.
"Sure I would like to be at such an epic event just to look Hillary in the face," Broaddrick exclusively tells The American Mirror.
When asked what she would say to Clinton, Broaddrick responded, "Remember me? I'm the one your husband raped and you threatened. I'm still here telling the truth and you are a liar."
Broaddrick says then-Arkansas Attorney General Bill Clinton raped her in a Little Rock hotel room in 1978 while he was campaigning for governor.
She claims after the incident, Hillary confronted her and grabbed her arm in an attempt to silence her.
While having Bill Clinton's mistresses and alleged victims at a presidential debate would no doubt be controversial and risky for Trump, Broaddrick believes it would accomplish a serious mission.
"To remind everyone who supports her that she covered up and attacked so many women her husband sexually abused and had affairs with," she says of what it would mean.
"She did it all for power and money. She is not for women's rights when it comes to Bill Clinton's victims," Broaddrick tells The American Mirror.
"Sure I would like to be at such an epic event just to look Hillary in the face," Broaddrick exclusively tells The American Mirror.
When asked what she would say to Clinton, Broaddrick responded, "Remember me? I'm the one your husband raped and you threatened. I'm still here telling the truth and you are a liar."
Broaddrick says then-Arkansas Attorney General Bill Clinton raped her in a Little Rock hotel room in 1978 while he was campaigning for governor.
She claims after the incident, Hillary confronted her and grabbed her arm in an attempt to silence her.
While having Bill Clinton's mistresses and alleged victims at a presidential debate would no doubt be controversial and risky for Trump, Broaddrick believes it would accomplish a serious mission.
"To remind everyone who supports her that she covered up and attacked so many women her husband sexually abused and had affairs with," she says of what it would mean.
"She did it all for power and money. She is not for women's rights when it comes to Bill Clinton's victims," Broaddrick tells The American Mirror.
