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Hillary Clinton rejects Bill Clinton-Brett Kavanaugh comparisons, says there's a 'very significant difference'

Hillary was referring to the investigation led by special counsel Kenneth Starr into allegations against her husband during the 1990s, which led to his impeachment
UPDATED OCT 10, 2018

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Tuesday said the accusations against her husband — former President Bill Clinton — were unlike the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh or President Donald Trump, because unlike these two her husband underwent "intense investigation."

Hillary was referring to the investigation led by special counsel Kenneth Starr into allegations against her husband during the 1990s which led to his impeachment. She added that "intense" and "partisan probe" is what distinguished it from the allegations against Trump and Kavanaugh. The president's Supreme Court nominee was sworn into the permanent position to the SC on Monday after weathering a series of sexual assault allegations from at least three victims from his high school and college.

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