Hillary Clinton asked about Paula Jones

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was put on the spot at a campaign stop this week.

"Should we believe them as well?"

Since the day Clinton got in the race, it's been obvious that sooner or later someone would ask about Bill. The voter asked Clinton if her statement about believing rape victims applied to Jones, as well as Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick.

The second has a link to her campaign website's "Issues" section, where the second topic is campus sexual assault.

Jones had sued Clinton for sexual harassment, with Willey accusing him of sexual during his tenure as president. A Clinton supporter, she claimed to have been kissed and groped by the President during a visit to the Oval Office. She has never commented on the accusations against her husband on the campaign trail before. But would say that about Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen Willey, and Paula Jones?

BAIER: Hillary Clinton meantime took an uncomfortable but probably anticipated question today during an event in New Hampshire.

"You say that all rape victims should be believed", the audience member said at the Manchester event, which was focused on opportunities for women. Hillary said no - with a self-satisfied smile.

- Hillary Clinton (@) September 14, 2015Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported.

"This answer does not satisfy most Americans old enough to remember that this was three but not all that claimed Hillary protected Bill from abuse of women", added another.