Who exactly was Hillary referring to, when she spoke of a "vast right wing conspiracy"?

Usually when somebody makes a false accusation about someone else, they apologise.

I'm still waiting for my apology from Mrs. Clinton about the Lewinksy affair.

Not holding my breath, though. . .

The only right wings available at a Hooters convention.

Seriously, it was the made-up persecution from Republicans who made up the whole Monica Lewinsky story...until Uncle Bill admitted Monica had more experience in the Oval Office than Hillary-ous ever did!

Who she was referring to, was really a huge list, thus the "vast" part.

Everyone from the religious right, to the entire Republican congressional delegation was bound to destroy Clinton. Newt Gingrich was the leader of the cabal in the House, and the Senators, ( who hated his success), were too numerous to mention.

Anyway, the only thing this Vast number of people were able to do, was to waste millions of dollars, countless legislative time, and, after all that, they impeached him for lying about a BJ.

Pretty Sad.

Haven't you learned? when confronted with a difficult question the standard Clinton response is to either answer completely indirectly or blame someone else to take the focus of them.

Conservative Republicans under Newt Gingrich, trying to hold a president accountable for lying under oath.

all the republicans who are jealous of her and bill. Republicans are seething with envy for Bill and HIllary , thats why they set up that ridiculous plot all those years and still continue to this day to go after them.

I really don't know. But, one guess is that Bill (and I know he fooled around) was set up by Monica. Really who would save a semen stained dress or speak of the cigar episode.

She was probably referring to alot of David Brock's work...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blinded_by_the_Right

http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/01/27/hillary....

here's your link Massive Mann, and it's even from the Clinton News Network :)

for your question, I have absolutely no idea.

Show me a link, and I'll be happy to answer your question. I don't believe she used those words.