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Question 1 Susie Bright Betty Dodson Nancy Friday Daphne Merkin Sallie Tisdale Question 2 Susie Bright Betty Dodson Nancy Friday Daphne Merkin Sallie Tisdale Question 3 Susie Bright Betty Dodson Nancy Friday Daphne Merkin Sallie Tisdale Question 4 Susie Bright Betty Dodson Nancy Friday Daphne Merkin Sallie Tisdale Question 5 Susie Bright Betty Dodson Nancy Friday Daphne Merkin Sallie Tisdale Question 6 Susie Bright Betty Dodson Nancy Friday Daphne Merkin Sallie Tisdale |
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Sallie, if they had a sexual affair (and I hope they did), it's what I'd call consenting adults. Whether we're having sex in the name of love, to get a husband, to keep one, to further our careers, or for an hourly wage, women are doing some form of business with sex. Let's face it, most sex-positive women would be thrilled to have sex with the President of the United States. Every one of my past power fucks are cherished memories. If I hadn't been such an idealistic artist, I'd have taken advantage of each power broker's connections to further my career. Besides having a priceless story to tell her grand children, Monica is assured of getting an even better job. |
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me, Lewinsky is no victim. She was assertive, she pursued him and
whatever her goal was, she clearly lost. I think Clinton could have chosen a better place
for his assignations, but people have been trading sex for power since the dawn of time.
When they win we don't call them victims, so why should we think of Lewinsky this
way when she loses?
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