The publics memory of Bill Clintons long-documented moral failings received a jarring refresher this week, courtesy of a newly revealed photograph and fresh testimony from journalist Megyn Kelly.
Speaking on her podcast with Tucker Carlson, Kelly unveiled an image that, according to Gateway Pundit, captures Clinton behaving in a manner that would get any ordinary man thrown out of a bar, not applauded on the world stage. As Kelly recounted, two of her friends encountered Clinton at a Washington, D.C., establishment in 1999, just one year after his impeachment, and his conduct left little doubt that scandal had done nothing to shame him into restraint. This is my own piece of evidence where he wasnt shamed at all, Kelly told Carlson. Where a friend of mine and her friend at the time, this was in 1999, were in a bar and Bill Clinton was there.
Kelly described the image in stark terms, noting that Clinton is seen ogling one woman while groping another. Look at this, she continued. He is looking down the chest of my friend Meg Florence, and thats my other friend Abby Ritman. He basically got his hand on her side boob. The venue, she added, was no obscure dive bar but a well-known D.C. haunt. And you probably know this place, The Bombay Club in D.C. He was there with his wife and daughter!
The timing of this photos emergence is particularly striking as Clinton is set to testify about his relationship with deceased p*dophile Jeffrey Epstein, a relationship that appears far deeper than Democrats and their media allies care to acknowledge. Epstein reportedly visited the Oval Office at least 17 times when Clinton was President, a level of access that raises serious questions about the nature of their association. Clinton also flew on Epsteins notorious Lolita Express multiple times, despite later attempts to downplay the extent of their ties.
Testimony and evidence surrounding Epsteins operations further implicate Clinton in deeply troubling contexts. A witness has stated that Clinton spent time on Epsteins private island with Epstein and his procurer, Ghislaine Maxwell, in the presence of two young girls. Clinton was photographed with his arm around one of Epsteins sex slaves and receiving a neck massage from another, and he reportedly even carried on an affair with Maxwell herself.
In the book Citizen, Clinton concedes that he flew on Epsteins private jet, though he insists the travel was solely for business purposes, not for pleasure. That claim strains credulity in light of the mounting evidence, and it underscores why todays testimony must not be treated as a mere formality. If Republicans fail to confront Clinton with these damning facts and demand real accountability, the GOP will not simply be missing an opportunity; it will be engaging in gross negligence at a moment when the public is desperate for someone in Washington to take moral corruption seriously.
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