A friend of a friend claims she got hit on by Bill Clinton

[MannyGoldstein]

At a White House party. I won't get specific, because it might reveal her identity. (Feel free to assume that I'm lying about this.)

If you're still with me... she found it to be both totally disgusting and totally intriguing. He was good at his craft. She didn't jump at the opportunity, but she thought about it, and she was more than a decade older than Lewinsky, far more experienced in "the ways of the world". And she was close to Hillary, not Bill.

Think about it. The President of the United States. A bit of a power imbalance there.

Anyway, when I heard that story, I became much more sympathetic towards Ms. Lewinsky. How do you say no to... that?

(Somehow, I suspect that this post will make everyone who reads it angry at me for some reason or another.)

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

1. Bill Clinton hit on Liz Warren

I scooped you!

[MannyGoldstein]

3. Not possible.

He'd still have an ice bag affixed to his scrotum, to this day.

[arcane1]

79. LMAO and teeth on the floor!

[warrprayer]

84. DUZY

best DUZY ever!!!!!

[hrmjustin]

2. Monica Lewinsky and President Clinton made bad choices and it caused a lot of problems.

I think we all need to get over it.

[Louisiana1976]

91. I agree.

[Squinch]

102. .

I think we need to publicly acknowledge you somewhere as the "DU Voice of Reason."

[hrmjustin]

103. lol I think there are a few that would disagree.

[Squinch]

104. Where's Skittles when you need him?

[hrmjustin]

105. lol she has said I am scheduled for a good beating one of these days..

[Squinch]

107. See? She (always thought it was a he - oops!) respects you too!

[hrmjustin]

108. Lol yes.

But thank you for your kind words.

[lostincalifornia]

120. They are both irrelevant. However, it is bill clinton who made the bad choices. He hurt the

Democrats, Hillary, and the country.

[hrmjustin]

123. I think he did the most damage due to his position as president and he was married.

But I think they both msde bad choices.

[lostincalifornia]

124. actually what bothers me most about Bill Clinton was his policies. If Hillary runs, I

really hope Bill Clinton watches his mouth. All he needs to remember is it isn't about him, and only say things that will help Hillary

[hrmjustin]

125. Yes that is a worry. He needs to behave and let her have her moment.

[lostincalifornia]

126. For a lot of reasons I think he will, and it will be fine

[1StrongBlackMan]

4. Why do you think relating a 3rd party story would make someone mad at you? eom.

[MannyGoldstein]

8. Have you seen the stuff that people get mad at me about?

Ah... yeah, I know you have.

[1StrongBlackMan]

11. Are you suggesting that I have ever been mad/angry with you? ...

If so, know that I haven't. I find you generally amusing, entertaining and sometimes, funny.

[MannyGoldstein]

15. I thought so, but I have been known to be a touch paranoid

And it's often tough to read intent in writing so... sorry!

[JI7]

10. because it's about MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[MannyGoldstein]

18. Welcome to my world.

Enjoy your stay.

At my pleasure.

[theHandpuppet]

23. Bingo!

Any topic to provide a segue to discuss Manny's favorite subject.

[msanthrope]

67. Hey...it's not about Manny, it's about a "friend." Maybe it's the same friend who had their

insurance go up by 23 percent under the ACA....


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[MannyGoldstein]

77. Personal attack. nt

[Bobbie Jo]

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[sabrina 1]

37. Well I did that today and two people called me a liar. So maybe because it happens here on DU

if someone doesn't like the point of the story? And my story didn't even involve anyone famous!

You never know on DU! Manny's story is way more important than mine was!

[1StrongBlackMan]

60. I didn't see your post ...

Maybe it was perceived as being self-serving or just too fantastic or both.

Manny's was neither.

[sabrina 1]

127. Considering the sources of the false accusations, I wasn't concerned. SOP iow. 'Perceived' as

self-serving. I'm sure it was just as I perceived the personal attacks as self-serving with much more credibility since my comment was not even close to a personal attack. For some people though, disagreeing with them on anything IS a personal attack. Only they know the 'truth'. So again, Manny is right to anticipate such behavior.

[bigtree]

5. this is weird, even for you, Manny

... sounds like a fundie screed, with all due respect to your good intentions and all that.

[moriah]

6. Bill isn't so good that a woman's panties magically fly off at the snap of his fingers.

Your friend had a choice. She made the right one.

The many women who helped Bill cheat had choices, too.

[Newsjock]

7. Give that man a cigar

Oh wait.

[MFM008]

9. haha

[Louisiana1976]

92. .......

[Demeter]

109. duZY, FOR SURE

[Brickbat]

12. I know two people who have met Bill Clinton.

Both of them are strong, intelligent people. One is female, one is male. One is older than Bill Clinton, one is much younger. One stays as politically neutral as possible, the other is a Democrat.

Each of them said he has a magnetism, a spark, a "something about him" -- something that made each of them feel like they were the most important person in the world. Each of them said it was almost uncanny.

Some people, they got a mojo workin.

[TreasonousBastard]

16. I have also heard that about him.

[fried eggs]

36. Phermones? lol

But seriously, he's one of the greatest speakers of all time. He's gifted in that department. It's rare for someone to have the complete package.

[Agschmid]

43. Yup I'd agree the time I met him, it did feel that way!

I was MUCH younger but I still remember it to this day, I had written a letter to him and then was invited to the White House to meet him, pretty cool overall!

[PeteSelman]

50. Ted Kennedy had that.

It's called presence.

When I met the late Senator I must admit I was a bit mesmerized. He had such presence that if he asked me to do anything I probably would have complied.

[Hekate]

53. I got to shake his hand (me and a couple hundred other Dems) when he spoke at our college

Because I was active in politics at that time, I got a ticket to stand in the inner ring of the security fences. Several thousand were at the speech all told.

When he left the podium he came to the fence to shake hands, the crowd surged. I was lifted off my feet and carried forward by the press of the crowd -- that was the first fascinating thing. The second fascinating thing was that when he shook my hand I literally felt a charge. When he passed the fence coming back I stuck my hand out and had it shaken again. Again the nearly electric charge.

I have to say that from that moment on I gained an understanding of why so many women just fell over backwards when alone with the Big Dog. Mojo indeed.

[laundry_queen]

54. I've heard people often say that about

psychopaths. Now before anyone jumps all over me, psychopaths CAN lead good, law abiding lives if they believe it is in their best interests. There was a bit on CNN with Anderson Cooper and some researcher who said that all modern presidents (and VPs) rate very high on the psychopath scale except for Carter and Gore.

Psychopaths are known for being intensely magnetic and being able to size up a person in the blink of an eye (and play to their strengths or weaknesses, hence knowing what makes a person tick...which makes them able to make that person feel important). This same researcher said that most public personalities - especially in media and politics - are also high on the scale. He said he, himself, is rated very high but that because he has a lot of extrinsic motivation to do good in the world thanks to his parents, his community etc he grew up choosing the right path. However, he did say that sometimes he is 'empathy impaired' and this leads him to have to really think about his decisions. Another thing he mentioned is that these changed thinking patterns are visible on a brain scan...their brains really are wired differently. Interesting interview, anyhow.

[msanthrope]

63. I worked for him. He still has it. It used to drive the Repukes wild, when their

wives would get a shine in their eyes after speaking to the Big Dog.

[Brickbat]

68. One of the people I know who met him is highly resistant to "personality." This person is

staid, sober and extremely skeptical of making strong personal connections. When this person describes meeting Clinton, it's like listening to a groupie. It's hilarious.

[msanthrope]

69. I'm telling you...the Big Dog got too many Repuke wives all hot and bothered. Mrs. Vitter??? nt

[LittleBlue]

111. Napoleon was the same

His contemporaries said he was so charismatic it was as if his guests were under hypnosis. And like Napoleon, Clinton is a genius (though probably not to the same extent).

But he will never be remembered as great because he wasn't bold, at least not in noble ways. Compromise-minded people are rarely seen as great.

He could have been mentioned in the same way as FDR or Lincoln if he had been born with boldness and a strong moral compass. For Clinton, I think power, wealth and women like Monica are enough, which is a real shame.

[quinnox]

13. Meh, so what

Sorry, but I don't care how many women Clinton has hit on or slept with. None of my business, and I don't care.

[giftedgirl77]

101. + bazillion

[2naSalit]

110. that's what I think...

SO? He was good at his job and that's what concerns/concerned me.

[TreasonousBastard]

14. I'm not angry, although...

I believe it mainly because the list of women he didn't hit on is probably a much shorter one.

But, Kennedy got Marilyn Monroe, the likes of which this horndog never got close to.

FWIW, my favorite quote about Kissinger is that any man who could climb the Great Wall of China and Jill St. John in the same year is a man to be reckoned with.

And, to get back to more innocent times, Jimmy Walker, the infamous Tammany mayor of New York once gave a speech at a women's club and was asked if he was circumcised. "Madam, I prefer to wear it off", he answered to rowdy cheers.

[pscot]

22. Clinton's tastes ran to trailer trash

[TreasonousBastard]

25. Oh, man... That's just beggin' for a jury these days.

[Whisp]

31. Hillary called Bill's lovers trash, but then

I guess she didn't think about the meaning of that, as usual, because her husband sticking his junk in trash cans doesn't really say much good about him either.

[pscot]

33. I heard Carville say on TV

that the way to find women like Paula Jones was by dragging a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park. I thought he was describing BC's wooing technique. The guy's a hound. Always sticking his nose up where it didn't belong, and always willing to take what was offered. I didn't think it served his party very well. people looked past it, but only because the repukes were such jerks. They took it out on poor Al in 2000.

[Gman]

38. Carville actually said

Drag a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park, no telling what you'll find. He never mentioned any names.

[msanthrope]

65. Miss America was trailer trash??? nt

[Maedhros]

78. Stay classy, pscot.

[nadinbrzezinski]

17. I believe you

Because this is not limited to a former POTUS and lewinsky.

It is a serious problem in DC, with both parties. Many of the staffers for multiple pols have issues, but they know that if they speak their careers are pretty much over.

During the Filner scandal we got that from several of the women. When you start digging you realize these power relationships are part of the DC culture.

I expect some to scream, but it is what it is

[JI7]

20. every relationship with Clinton which has been proven to actually have happened

have been consensual.

[libodem]

19. The story makes me sad

Because President Clinton is so intelligent and powerful and he somehow couldn't resist temptation. He loves his wife and daughter. I listened to his book on tape. You could hear it in his voice. It is just sad that people have to be effing human.

[Dorian Gray]

59. People are complex

we all have flaws. Some of them major. It's not surprising that he cheated. He lives in a culture where it's the norm. (Washington Politics.)

[libodem]

62. Very true

Passion between people is a real vice. Talent and presence are aphrodisiacs. He has both.

I would suspect, like drugs to a junkie, or liquor to a drunk, human-ness leaves us all vulnerable. Sadly it's the stuff of great books, movies and plays. I'm sad to revisit this chapter.

I have several chapters in my life which I'd rather have stay shut. Maybe we all do.

[oldandhappy]

21. Kind of late in the day.

True and not true, not interesting at this point.

Can we talk about fracking?

[nadinbrzezinski]

29. You want to chew over policy?

Here

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024918139

I shoud have included this

[Nye Bevan]

24. Totally unsurprising. JFK was the same.

People who have the charisma, magnetism and attractiveness to make it to the White House not infrequently apply these gifts in other situations. And it's not just the case in the US. For UK DUers, John Major and Edwina Currie will spring to mind. And as for the French.....

[jberryhill]

52. French politics is like a porn movie

A tedious plot that keeps interrupting the sex.

[JI7]

26. reminds me of Linda Tripp

[Midnight Writer]

27. In Monica's own account of her first meeting

with Clinton, she said that as her group was leaving the room, she lagged behind and then pulled down her slacks to reveal her thong. She turned to him and asked, "How do you like my panties?" Yes, he was a despicable horndog and totally irresponsible given their prospective positions, but I have a problem with the depiction of the 24 year old college graduate as a victim.

[3catwoman3]

30. Agreed. Even 5 yr olds...

...know you are not supposed to show your underwear to anyone.

[jaysunb]

35. +1 n/t

[Logical]

28. Cool story bro. Nt

[Lex]

32. Exactly.

[HipChick]

34. Monica already had 2 affairs with married men before Bill...he was not her first rodeo

she knew exactly what she was doing...some women do this intentionally

[MannyGoldstein]

76. Personal attack. nt

[MohRokTah]

93. No, I've just never seen you show any respect for any Democrat who is somewhat left of center.

[MannyGoldstein]

96. "I must assume this post is pure bullshit"

is not a personal attack.

Okey-dokey.

[MohRokTah]

98. What else can I assume?

You post a lot of crap that's pure bullshit aimed at nothing more than some form of an attack against Democrats

[MannyGoldstein]

99. I guess when you don't have facts on your side

personal attacks are the only way to go?

[MohRokTah]

100. Again, no personal attack.

You make up a lot of bulllshit posts making up bullshit about Democrats. You do it all the time. I've read literally dozens of these posts.


Until you post verifiable evidence of your claims in this post, I can assume it is nothing more than another "Third Way Manny" piece of bullshit.

[Agschmid]

128. Hmmm... How do you know Manny so well?

Long time lurker before you signed up? I did that too.

[Politicalboi]

40. Monica herself said

She lifted her dress to expose her thong underwear to the President, and he moved on it. I don't have much sympathy for her.

[moriah]

42. She didn't lift up her dress. She eased down her slacks. If you're going to "slut-shame"....

... get it right, at the very least.

And yes, my mom bought her book, I read it.

It doesn't matter who hit on who first, it doesn't matter which one of them was married, it doesn't matter which was male or female. It takes two to tango, they were equally culpable as either one of them could have said "No, this is a bad idea." I don't have much sympathy for either of them on this.

It sucked that it became such a huge national issue, but he was the President, and she knew that -- just as she knew he was married.

[frylock]

70. a person of greater character and someone with better judgement would've declined

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[Capt. Obvious]

61. How was that not an 0-fer?

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

44. The CYA attempt by Clinton was the "Shameful" part.

[bigtree]

46. i'd have been more than satisfied if both of them had just shut up about the whole thing

. . . two adults having sex. The things we chose to concern ourselves with.

[JI7]

47. they did, it was ken starr, linda tripp and other republicans who thought it was such a huge

national disaster

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

48. Exactly. "My personal life is not your business. End of press conference."

[Warren DeMontague]

45. Clenthulhu F'Thanghn!

C'mon, who isn't up for a round of Clenostalgia?

[riderinthestorm]

49. Prove it or lose your credibility. nt

[MannyGoldstein]

51. Fail.

One must first have credibility to lose it.

[Laelth]

55. DUzy candidate. n/t

-Laelth

[riderinthestorm]

97. Lol!

Cheers!

[mainer]

56. I believe she believes that's what happened.

But as others have noted earlier (and I myself noted it when I met him) the man has an uncanny magnetism and an ability to focus so completely on you that you think he's trying to seduce you. Few people have that kind of charisma, and it can be misinterpreted.

[Dorian Gray]

57. I believe it...

as I've heard similar stories from women who met him. Not outright invitation, but flirty and open.

Not surprising that a politician would cheat.

Having said that, the obsession with it (on the part of the GOP... and talking about it now...how many years later?????) is bizarre and unnatural.

[H2O Man]

58. Interesting.

I have no problem with believing that both you and your friend are reporting this honestly.

Years ago, I had an opportunity to meet President Clinton. I passed on it. (Likewise, though for different reasons, I did not take up an opportunity to be part of a small, informal dinner with Andrew Cuomo when he was running for governor.)

There are politicians that I've felt honored to meet -- including both Hillary Clinton and Mario Cuomo. In fact, I met each of those two twice. And there are others that I have no interest in meeting, because I have no respect for them as human beings, even if I recognize their political talents.

Recommended.

[Autumn]

64. Manny, I know this for a fact. When Bill is holding your hand and talking to you,

you feel like you are the only person in the world who exists at that time. Whatever it is? He's got it.

[msanthrope]

66. Is your friend's name Kathleen Willey? Otherwise, who gives a shit? nt

[PeaceNikki]

71. My cousin's friend's uncle's mother-in-law said that's not true.

[MineralMan]

72. Not angry, but who cares, Manny?

Who cares about what two adults do with regard to each other, sexually. Consent is really the only issue.

Apparently, though, you do care about this. My response to that is: Why, Manny? Why do you care?

[Cali_Democrat]

73. Manny...

your desperation is showing.

[MannyGoldstein]

75. Personal attack. nt

[Cali_Democrat]

83. I can understand that's it's been a tough two weeks for you

Warren admits to signing the letter urging Hillary to run. She also reiterated three times in a row in a single interview that she will not run for president. She also said Hillary is terrific.

I know you were hurt by this and I can understand you're feeling down.

But that's no reason to create a story out of thin air detailing how Bill Clinton hit on your friend.

This just reeks of pure desperation.

[Bluenorthwest]

74. That's nothing, my Mom got hit on by Richard Nixon, twice in one day, when he was VP

and of course, married to Pat. My Mom hated Richard Nixon. After that she hated him more. My Aunt who was present told the story best because she was amused while my Mom was just offended.

[elehhhhna]

95. Rummy hit on my MIL in the 6o's...

my FIL wanted to slug him.

[Prophet 451]

80. Not angry at you

I didn't care about Bill's sex life the first time and I don't care now. Whether he's a good husband has nothing to do with whether he (or his wife) was/will be a good president.

[tammywammy]

82. +1 n/t

[lostincalifornia]

81. The hard facts are that bill Clinton is a sexual predator

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[waddirum]

112. The word is "predator"

and your hard facts are, in fact, soft bullshit.

[lostincalifornia]

118. Yes, I was typing on my phone, and didn't check carefully enough when I hit post. Bill Clinton,

hurt the Democratic party, Hillary, and the country by his bullshit behavior.

[wyldwolf]

116. You have your own definition of 'facts.' I wonder if you misspell words on signs? LOL.

[lostincalifornia]

117. first of all I was typing it in on my phone. Second, you are in denial. There are too many

instances of Bill Clinton making advances on women, and I am NOT talking about the repuke paula jones and flowers, I am talking about Democratic women who have came forward

He may have done some good things, but frankly he had major problems, and the pattern of that behavior, was long before he became president.

Frankly, his sexual problems were as bad as the newt. Please though hold him up to that high standard.

Something else, he is STUPID. Having a fucking blow job in the oval office is as stupid as they come. He hurt Hillary, the Democratic party, and the country by his reckless bullshit

Please continue to hold in a higher standard, as he signed off on deregulation, helped destroy welfare, and gave the repukes everything they had been working toward for decades

[klyon]

85. except for the getting fitted for knee pads comment

She was there to bring down a President.
Is anyone surprised that she is back in news with Hillary the front runner?

[warrprayer]

86. Say what you will about Bill Clinton.

like most working people, I judge the President by how well my life and the lives of my friends are.

During the Clinton administration, for the first time in my life, I joined the middle class.

GWB kicked nearly al of us back down.

Thank you for the best years of my life, Bill Clinton.

No sarcasm at all.

And as long as it's with consenting adults, what he does with his penis is none of my business.

[TexasBushwhacker]

94. Yup, inflation was down ....

employment was up, the economy was doing better than it had in years and the national debt actually started going down. The man deserved a BJ.

[lostincalifornia]

121. He sure didn't help people on welfare, and helped make deregulation a reality. In addition, his

economic policies were what the repukes had been working for decades on.

[warrprayer]

131. it doesn't click

then why would wingnut whackjob billionaire Richard Mellon spend millions to destroy him if he were a rethug secret agent?

[upaloopa]

87. During the impeachment there were stories

like yours almost weekly.
If you hate Bill you won't change and will most certainly finds good reasons why. If you like him the opposite is true.
But we are done fighting the 1990's wars aren't we?

[warrprayer]

88. Everyone seems to have forgotten the "Arkansas Project"

if nutcase rightwing billionaires like Richard Mellon were willing to spend millions to bring down Bill, he was doing something right.

[lostincalifornia]

122. His policies gave us the republican's desire for deregulation that helped put the Democratic

party in the state it is in today.

You do remember the Communication act of 2000 don't you? We can thank Bill Clinton for the repeal of Glass-Steagall' also, and the tremendous number of people he hurt by his "welfare reform"

Yes, you are correct, the right wing crazies were there too, and ironically, he played right into their hands

[Riftaxe]

89. The fiend must have held a door open for her

As all DU'rs know that is nothing but a sexual come on apparently...

[Jenoch]

90. People in power, whether it's politics or business,

men or women, do this sort of thing. Obviously, men do this more than women, but it happens. I can remember a U.S. Senator from my state who had a reputation for hitting on women. I never heard any specifics or his success rate, but the rumors were circulated.

[dionysus]

106. cool story bro... nt

[wyldwolf]

114. yeah, sure. LOL.

I didn't expect "progressive" tactics like this that mirror conservatives ones to hit until at least after the midterms.

[lostincalifornia]

119. Frankly, Bill Clinton is irrelevant, and has nothing to do with the midterms, or for that matter

2016.

I have no doubt that Hillary will run and win, and I will be supporting her all the way.

[McCamy Taylor]

129. So? Why do I care? People in the US are so naive about sex. The president is not a virgin.

[Beacool]

130. So?

I didn't give a crap in the 90s about his sex life and I care even less now.

Is that all you got?

[La Lioness Priyanka]

132. what's the point of this story? i think we can all agree that Clinton does not keep it in his pants.

[joeybee12]

133. Your story was confirmed by my next-door neighbor's third cousin's butcher's mother-in-law...

Gotta be true.