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Thursday, January 22, 1998 Published at 15:36 GMT UK All the President's women ![]()
As the revelations continue to unfold in the Paula Jones case, President Clinton is becoming deeply mired in allegations about his private life.
Some reports even suggest that Mr Clinton has been involved with hundreds of women and that while governor in Arkansas he was often escorted to his assignations by state troopers.
Here are some of the women who have made the headlines.
Paula Jones
She has said he then dropped then his trousers and, alluding to his genitals, asked her to "kiss it." She claims that she refused his offer and was then told to keep quiet about the incident. She has also said that she was later demoted at work as a result. Mrs Jones filed a formal complaint against President Clinton in May 1994 alleging sexual harassment and defamation of character.
She is the only one of Mr Clinton's accusers to go all the way to court. In readiness for her public role, the former small town girl has been sleekly remodelled by top image consultants, losing her unflattering "white trash" perm.
Monica Lewinsky
Ms Lewinsky was an unpaid intern when it is alleged that the President first took an interest in her. It is claimed the two had an affair which lasted a year and that they had sex in the White House. When Ms Lewinsky first arrived in Washington she worked in the office of the Chief of Staff and later ended up in 1997 as secretary to the Defense Department Spokesman, Kenneth Bacon.
After leaving the White House she worked at the Pentagon. It is reported that she got her latest job at the Revlon Corporation after being recommended to the company by Vernon Jordan, a close friend of Mr Clinton's. Until last year she lived at the Watergate apartment building in Washington - the same building where a break-in more than 20 years ago led to the downfall of President Nixon.
Gennifer Flowers
She sold tapes of their telephone conversations and said that he offered her a job in local government in exchange for sexual favours. These accusations prompted Mr and Mrs Clinton to admit on national television that they had experienced problems in their marriage.
Hillary Clinton
In public she has criticised many of the allegations against her husband as politically motivated slurs. However, behind closed doors the two are reported to have had blazing rows. Mrs Clinton is a high powered lawyer who married Mr Clinton in 1977. They have a 17-year-old daughter, Chelsea, who is studying medicine at Stanford University in California.
Others include:
Kathleen Willey, a former member of the White House staff gave a deposition in 1993 that the President kissed her and asked for sex while the two were in a room next to the Oval office. She told the President that his advances were "non-consensual".
Sally Perdue, a former Miss Arkansas, who has alleged that she had a sexual relationship with Mr Clinton in 1983. She said that the Arkansas state troopers used to escort him to her house and then wait outside while the two were meeting.
Finally Dolly Kyle Browning, an old friend of Mr Clinton's from Arkansas has also said she had an affair with him. She claims he tried to start up another relationship with her in 1994.
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