Monica Lewinsky back in the news

Her or Bill?
And she has aged quite nicely, from the looks of the photo in N.Y. Post. #would

 

She may have been angry because even when Bill was real horny he probably wouldn't take a bj from her.

 

I'm actually surprised she's still on the market. Figure she's kind of eager to take a new last name.

 

Those first dates must be fun.

 

I would think trying not to imagine her sucking Bill Clinton's, um, chief of staff is a nonstarter for many potential suitors.

 

Would imagine that you could not be a cigar smoker
either.

She would be a good fit for someone who needed to be
on the phone alot.

 

I consider myself a Clinton fan, although with serious reservations. And I think that the GOP behaved deplorably during that whole episode.

That said ...

What Clinton did was a really big deal, and it was really reprehensible. He's the leader of the free world, kibitzing with a 22-year-old (right?) White House intern. That's hideous, considering the power dynamics at work there. And that doesn't get stated nearly enough in the knee-jerk reflex on the left to dismiss it as no big deal, largely as a tactical maneuver in response to the GOP making it too big of a deal.

 

That's the big deal?
That he had an affair? I suspect you are in the minority opinion.

IMO, his major transgression was lying under oath. Period.
How many presidents have had dalliances? I count five 20th Century Presidents.
With interns? I count 2.
How many have lied under oath?
To me, that's an unpardonable act.

 

I was understating for effect. To be very clear: What Bill Clinton did was unacceptable in the workplace.

 

With a subordinate.

I don't care if he was married or not. That's his personal business.

He had a sexual relationship with a subordinate. That's a firing offense at most workplaces.

 

In terms of his dealing with women, his interaction with Lewinsky, though reprehensible, isn't in his top three for most reprehensible.

The way his team, which included his wife, tore down these women is also reprehensible, and included a history of pressuring people to file false affidavits.

As for this article, it's published by Graydon Carter, and written by a former Democratic staffer. It's hardly the GOP that is bringing this up.