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    Clinton and The Lewinsky Scandal On January 17th, 1998, President Clinton videotaped a deposition for the Paula Jones lawsuit against him. December 19th, eleven months later, Bill Clinton became only the second president in our nation’s history to face impeachment from congress. The 1998-1999 was a tumultuous year for the President, the media, and the American people as a whole. Yet, the most intriguing and surprising aspect of the scandal was not that Bill Clinton would ever cheat on

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    Literature Review: The Lewinsky Scandal, 1998 For the past few centuries, political scandals have become a permanent fixture in US politics. Most recently, when we think of scandals in American politics the 1998 Clinton-Lewinsky Affair comes to mind. Though unlike its predecessors this scandal was not one of constitutional crises such as Nixon’s Watergate in the 1970s, but it instead concerned the extramarital affairs of the then incumbent president, William J. Clinton. Bill Clinton, as he is more

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    The Scarlet Letter and the Monica Lewinsky Scandal are stories about mistakes and their repercussions. In both stories, we focus on women having an affair with a man and the backlash that is received for doing so, but we also are asked whether the punishment they receive is necessary. The women are destroyed by what transpires and so, and so we must find a solution to these problems. Monica Lewinsky and Hester Prynne follow two very similar story lines. Both had affairs with very prominent men.

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    Introduction- The Monica Lewinsky scandal was the first massive political story of the emerging era of journalism via the internet, which created polarization of the country and drew a line of difference between the political and the personal in media coverage. Background Information - Should be 2-3 paragraphs that explain concisely what happened, who was involved, and any significant contextual information. Topic Sentence (TS)- The scandal, which was investigated by Kenneth W. Starr, began in 1995

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    In correspondence to affairs, the Lewinsky scandal is an affair that can be connected to The Crucible. The Lewinsky scandal is an American political sex scandal between Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky (Macias businessinsider.com). The affair between the two began in November of 1995, when Bill Clinton was U.S president and Monica was a twenty-two year old White House intern (Macias businessinsider.com). The film and the Lewinsky scandal resemble each other in hysteria and characters. In Salem, Massachusetts

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    Human Stain by Philip Roth, the Lewinsky Scandal is introduced and discussed in great detail. The narrator indicates his feelings towards the forty second president of The United States, Bill Clinton, and his affair with a White House employee. This woman, named Monica Lewinsky, was twenty two years old when the political scandal was made public, while President Clinton was forty nine years old. The Human Stain is set in 1998, which is the same year that the scandal became known to the public and

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    discusses President Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky and the press coverage of the scandal. The article begins by painting the former President of the United States of America as a thrill seeker who went to far. The Sunday commentary television programs took a hold of the scandal and began questioning the President’s ability to survive politically. The article also suggests the coverage of President Bill Clinton’s scandal with Monica Lewinsky was unique and a “perfect storm.” The writer says

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    Clinton Lewinsky Scandal

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    this era one could go from an unknown to a celebrity overnight as news spread through television and Internet at an unprecedented speed. The first major story that was truly born online and propagated by Internet news sources was the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal in 1998 that ultimately lead to President Clinton’s impeachment in early 1999. The picture that was painted of Monica’s character as the story broke and more details came to light was far harsher than is justifiable and the negative image that

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    The reasoning behind Bill Clinton’s impeachment has always fallen on the Lewinsky scandal, but his corrupt attitude could have played the major role. In attempt at keeping his affair with Monica Lewinsky, Clinton committed perjury and obstructed justice. According to Daniel Cohen (2000), President Clinton was subpoenaed by Paula Jones’ lawyers the separate, preexisting Jones v. Clinton sexual harassment lawsuit. This took place the day after Linda Tripp released the tapes she recorded of Monica Lewinsky’s

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    In today’s society, whenever someone posts things such as, pictures, videos, comments, etc. on the internet it can never be deleted or erased. Not ever will be expunged. Considering that the Lewinsky Scandal was in the late 1990’s, technology was on the brink of drastically changing the way people interacted with others. Just a few years prior to this specific event, news could only be broadcasted on limited outlets. “In 1998, after having been swept up into an improbable romance, I was then swept

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