Donald Trump declares Lewinsky, Paula Jones 'fair game'
- 8 years ago
Donald Trump said Tuesday that Monica Lewinsky , Paula Jones and "many" other women who have accused Bill Clinton of having affairs with them would be "fair game" in his continuing fight with the Clintons.
The declaration marks an escalation of the fight Trump has picked with the Clintons, sparked in part by his comment last week that Hillary Clinton was "schlonged" by President Barack Obama in 2008 .
Trump said Monday that Bill Clinton was "fair game ," but Tuesday marked the first time he named the Clinton accusers who would be used as ammo.
Hillary Clinton was asked earlier this month during a campaign stop about claims by Jones, Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Willey that they were either raped or sexually harassed by Bill Clinton.
Before he was a presidential candidate, Trump had a long, friendly history with the Clintons, marked in part by his defense of Bill Clinton in a 2008 interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
The declaration marks an escalation of the fight Trump has picked with the Clintons, sparked in part by his comment last week that Hillary Clinton was "schlonged" by President Barack Obama in 2008 .
Trump said Monday that Bill Clinton was "fair game ," but Tuesday marked the first time he named the Clinton accusers who would be used as ammo.
Hillary Clinton was asked earlier this month during a campaign stop about claims by Jones, Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Willey that they were either raped or sexually harassed by Bill Clinton.
Before he was a presidential candidate, Trump had a long, friendly history with the Clintons, marked in part by his defense of Bill Clinton in a 2008 interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer.