Liberals 'move on' from defending Bill Clinton's sexual conduct
by W. James Antle III | Nov 15, 2017, 7:57 AM
"I believe Juanita Broaddrick." It's a sentence you might have found in conservative publications in the 1990s, or written by a token conservative columnist in a major metropolitan newspaper.
Today you can read "I Believe Juanita" as a headline in the New York Times, appearing above the latest entry by liberal columnist Michelle Goldberg. Broaddrick has accused former President Bill Clinton of raping her while he was attorney general of Arkansas.
In recent weeks, we have seen many mighty Hollywood figures fall due to revelations of sexual misconduct: Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, and Louis C.K. to name a few of the most prominent examples. In Alabama, Republican Roy Moore is being abandoned by the national party because of credible allegations that he had inappropriate relationships with girls as young as 14, with one woman claiming sexual assault.
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