This is just straight up creepy.
and then-21-year-old intern Lewinsky came to light in 1998, creating a national scandal that led to Clinton’s impeachment. After the story broke online in January 1998, Lewinsky became tabloid fodder, sparking national interest in the details of her life and the affair. As she said in her, she was swept up into “scandal brought to you by the digital revolution.” She calls herself “patient zero” for losing your reputation in the age of the internet.
But Lewinsky has also remained very candid about the impact this has had on her life, and has devoted much of her time to speaking out against cyberbullying, which makes Kushner’s comments even more disrespectful.Lewinsky spoke about the impact of having national scorn heaped on her at such a young age. “It affects you both psychologically and energetically,” she said. “When you're the target, it can be hard to see that you can survive this.”
As part of an administration that seems to take a special kind of pleasure in shaming women with rude words – cc: the president’s repeated use of
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