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XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX SUNDAY, AUGUST 08, 1999 20:02:47 ET XXXXX
CLINTON WOMEN TO GATHER IN ONE HOTEL ROOM; MAY FILE CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT
**World Exclusive**
More than a dozen women associated with various Clinton scandals are set to
gather in one hotel room, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned.
The meeting, which has been planned in secret, is scheduled to take place
in Dallas later this month.
According to legal sources, the women will travel from all across the
country to share "war stories" and to discuss the possibility of filing a
class action lawsuit against President Bill Clinton!
"It has taken quite some time to track all of them down," one well-placed
source told the DRUDGE REPORT. "And to get them all to agree to meet in one
room has taken months. But we're there."
News of the gathering is bound to cause nightmares at the White House.
"It is going to be the class reunion from hell," said one source.
The Dallas gathering will mark the first time that many of the women have
met or have spoken to each other directly. And several of the women
traveling to Dallas are not well-known to scandal watchers.
"One has remained a Jane Doe," a legal source told the DRUDGE REPORT,
referring to women who surfaced during the Paula Jones case.
"But she, like all of the others, has been harassed by Mr. Clinton and his
'fix-it' team... [she] is now ready to fight back... there will be power in
numbers."
Investigators have not been able to locate former Miss America Elizabeth
Ward Gracen. And White House-scarred Kathleen Willey, who is preparing for
her fall wedding, is leaning against making the trek, the DRUDGE REPORT can
reveal.
"[Willey] does not want to get involved in the lawsuit," one legal source
explained. "She supports all of the other women and would love to meet them
face-to-face, but she has decided the personal toll of opening it all up in
a lawsuit... would just be too great."
"I am going to get married and try to put all of this behind me," Willey
told the ASSOCIATED PRESS last month. "It's all over."
"I am not really sure what to expect from the meeting," said one Clinton
scandal star who is planning to travel to Dallas.
"But I am going to bring my camera, this is really going to be something
else... all of us in one room!"
Event planners are concerned that any advance publicity could spook several
of the women and disrupt the gathering.
XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX SUNDAY, AUGUST 08, 1999 20:02:47 ET XXXXX
CLINTON WOMEN TO GATHER IN ONE HOTEL ROOM; MAY FILE CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT
**World Exclusive**
More than a dozen women associated with various Clinton scandals are set to
gather in one hotel room, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned.
The meeting, which has been planned in secret, is scheduled to take place
in Dallas later this month.
According to legal sources, the women will travel from all across the
country to share "war stories" and to discuss the possibility of filing a
class action lawsuit against President Bill Clinton!
"It has taken quite some time to track all of them down," one well-placed
source told the DRUDGE REPORT. "And to get them all to agree to meet in one
room has taken months. But we're there."
News of the gathering is bound to cause nightmares at the White House.
"It is going to be the class reunion from hell," said one source.
The Dallas gathering will mark the first time that many of the women have
met or have spoken to each other directly. And several of the women
traveling to Dallas are not well-known to scandal watchers.
"One has remained a Jane Doe," a legal source told the DRUDGE REPORT,
referring to women who surfaced during the Paula Jones case.
"But she, like all of the others, has been harassed by Mr. Clinton and his
'fix-it' team... [she] is now ready to fight back... there will be power in
numbers."
Investigators have not been able to locate former Miss America Elizabeth
Ward Gracen. And White House-scarred Kathleen Willey, who is preparing for
her fall wedding, is leaning against making the trek, the DRUDGE REPORT can
reveal.
"[Willey] does not want to get involved in the lawsuit," one legal source
explained. "She supports all of the other women and would love to meet them
face-to-face, but she has decided the personal toll of opening it all up in
a lawsuit... would just be too great."
"I am going to get married and try to put all of this behind me," Willey
told the ASSOCIATED PRESS last month. "It's all over."
"I am not really sure what to expect from the meeting," said one Clinton
scandal star who is planning to travel to Dallas.
"But I am going to bring my camera, this is really going to be something
else... all of us in one room!"
Event planners are concerned that any advance publicity could spook several
of the women and disrupt the gathering.