Two state police officers who served in the security detail of then-Gov. Bill Clinton alleged Sunday on Cable News Network that Clinton used members of his security force to facilitate extramarital sexual encounters.
Bruce Lindsey, a senior White House official and Clinton confidant, said, "The allegations are ridiculous." Asked if Clinton has denied having state police assist sexual liaisons, he told the Associated Press, "Yes, he has."
Lindsey said, "Similar allegations were made, investigated and responded to during the campaign and there is nothing here that would dignify a further response."
CNN said its interviews with troopers Roger Perry and Larry Patterson were arranged by attorney Cliff Jackson, a longtime Clinton critic who now represents them. …
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