Monica Lewinsky Calls Bill Clinton Affair an “Abuse of Power”

Despite this, the 51-year-old man clearly indicated that, although she was referred to the internship program by a family friend, she won her post by herself.

“My very first job at university was to work at the White House,” she said. “I don’t think it’s the kind of trajectory that someone thinks so 10, 12 years later, this person will not be able to be hired.”

“Then, I also worked in the Pentagon and I traveled the world with my boss-who was the spokesperson for the Pentagon-and we traveled with the defense secretary,” she continued. “I am in no way a genius, in no case be the cream of the harvest, but I was not a bimbo. I was not a stupid bimbo. ”

But despite its value, Lewinsky admitted that it was a “great struggle” to face being described as “the other woman” naive by the public.