Shays Reveals Details of Clinton’s ‘Horrific’ Broaddrick Rape, Juanita Broaddrick told impeachment investigators she was raped not once but twice by Bill Clinton, Congressman Shays evidence “very alarming and very unsettling”, Newsmax August 3, 2000

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From NewsMax August 3, 2000.

“Shays Reveals Details of Clinton’s ‘Horrific’ Broaddrick Rape

Arkansas nursing home operator Juanita Broaddrick told impeachment investigators she was raped not once but twice by Bill Clinton during a brutal attack in a Little Rock hotel room 22 years ago, Connecticut Congressman Christopher Shays revealed Wednesday.

Shays was one of 40 moderate congressional Republicans to visit the Ford Building evidence room during the House impeachment probe, where Broaddrick’s accusation and documentation of other alleged Clinton crimes were made available for review.

Five days after Clinton was impeached by the House, Shays told the New York Times that the evidence was “very alarming and very unsettling,” involving “conduct by the president that is alleged to be pretty horrific.”

In his comments to the Times Shays made no mention of the second attack on Broaddrick.

But when asked about the Ford Building evidence on Wednesday by WELI New Haven talk-radio host Tom Scott, Shays replied, “I believed that he had done it. I believed her that she had been raped 20 years ago. And it was vicious rapes, it was twice at the same event.”

When Scott asked Shays if he believes the president is a rapist, the congressman replied, “I would like not to say it that way. But the bottom line is that I believe that he did rape Broaddrick.”

Shays’ comments to Scott were first reported by National Review Online late Wednesday.

The reactions of other House members who viewed the evidence at the time suggested that Clinton’s assault on Broaddrick was more disturbing than what has been reported in the press since.

Just days after the impeachment vote Arizona Rep. Matt Salmon told the Arizona Republic that what he saw in the Ford Building left him “nauseated.” Delaware Rep. Mike Castle was reduced to tears, according to CNBC’s Chris Matthews.

The shocking presidential rape evidence briefly moved Shays into the pro-impeachment column, he told the Times after the vote. But later he changed his mind.

Not a single U.S. senator viewed the Ford Building evidence before voting to acquit Clinton on two articles of impeachment.

In 1999, Rep. Bob Barr of Georgia told NewsMax.com that the Ford Building materials would remain sealed unless the American people demanded their release.”

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