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...even if no harassment was involved in the most recent case or if Monica was a kind of harasser herself--inflating her bond to the President in order to have something to boast about to her Pentagon pals--feminists have plenty of reasons to be incensed about the gender dynamics of the Clinton White House. We're talking about a workplace where any young woman with a sufficiently tartlike demeanor could reportedly enjoy the President's precious attentions, along with the career-counseling services of his closest friends. Meanwhile, who pays attention to all the other, harder-working...
Secluded in her mother's apartment at the Watergate, away from the reporters and cameramen and curiosity seekers planted outside, Monica Lewinsky was said to have spent parts of last week quietly watching television and videos, writing letters, ordering out for chocolate-mousse cake, tuning in to the President's State of the Union address. "She thinks he did a good job," her lawyer William Ginsburg said. "She still considers him a friend." Cameras caught her joking with her attorneys on the limousine ride back from a strategy meeting last Thursday. But those moments were fleeting. Lewinsky remained besieged...
...victims of a relentless infiltrator who tracked the family from Los Angeles to Portland, baby sitting the kids, befriending Kathlyn, all the while sleeping with Andy. Ginsburg, who acknowledged the affair happened, pointed out that Bleiler "is a former schoolteacher having sex with a teenager." Still, Giles maintains that Monica was "obsessed with sex. She went to Washington with the intent to have sex with the President." And, he charged, Monica had a "pattern of twisting facts, especially to enhance her own version of her self-image." Or, perhaps, to get closer to what she wanted. During her senior year...
...Starbucks. A friend told TIME that she remembers Lewinsky often bringing bagels and coffee to Stephanopoulos--unrequested. Last fall Lewinsky told a senior State Department official with whom she was friendly all about a relationship with a man in his mid-30s. "I got the impression several times from Monica that this was a serious relationship, that it had been going on for a while, and that the guy had broken it off," the official told TIME. "She was sad about that. I had the impression he had broken her heart." But the man, a former congressional Republican staff member...
...city consumed by politics--a subject in which she had little interest and even less expertise--Lewinsky sought out older women as mentors and older men as lovers. The State Department official, a woman, says she hardly noticed Lewinsky after their first meeting but got to know her because Monica often phoned proposing they have lunch or dinner. An older female colleague at the Pentagon, where Lewinsky worked after leaving the White House in April 1996, says she spoke to Lewinsky a few times a day and had drinks with her occasionally. In their conversations, Monica did not seem...