I got jumped on and called sexist last week because I said I wish she would piss off.
Yeah. They're amazing fundraisers to be fair. Also, Clinton was asked this question. What else would she say? I doubt she wants an embarrassing affair brought up again all the time.
It depends on the situation. Using the fact that you're the president of the united state to get laid would be ab abuse of power. On the otherhand, Monica may have just wanted to have an affair with him in her own right. (Whether for posterity, or whatever.) It's hard to tell which it is without seeing it directly.
She was 22 and he was the president . . . So yes it's an abuse of power.
It's nearly always hard to tell, which is why it's the responsibility of the person in power to not engage pretty much regardless of the circumstances.
Yes. It's not so much a criminal issue, other than the perjury, but the abuse of position. Many workplaces have prohibitions with manager and direct relationships for this reason.
Ok, how about what Monica thinks then?
I think liberal feminists would probably argue that Lewinsky has agency and exercised that agency in the affair. Which they did argue back in 98.
For making choices in her own life. Just look at some of the posts here.
