Illicit affairs common in history of White House

Sexual allegations are not new in US presidential politics, but Ryle Dwyer notes that Donald Trump has plumbed a new low.

Illicit affairs common in history of White House
Sat, 22 Oct, 2016 - 01:00

This American presidential election campaign is probably the dirtiest in American history.

Donald Trump began by hurling sexual allegations against Bill Clinton in an obviously effort to smear Hillary Clinton.

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