[kattracks]

[Godebert]

Did he also lie about it to a federal Grand Jury while under oath?

[backhoe]

Hersh,S. The Dark Side of Camelot. 1997
Hersh, Seymour M. The Dark Side of Camelot. New York: Little, Brown
and Company, 1997. 498 pages. Seymour Hersh, an investigative ...
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[Savage Beast]

"The real question is: Did it distract him from his job as President? I think it really didn't."

The other real question is: Did it distract Clinton from his job as President? I think it really did.

[Jaxter]

"The most famous White House intern, Monica Lewinsky, would not bite..."

Which was a good thing for Clinton.

[csvset]

JFK squired the attractive 19-year-old

Squired? Why don't they just say screwed? JFK, the Jerry Springer president.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

JFK HAD A MONICA

Yeah, but did he get a Lewinsky?

[Izzy Dunne]

Ironically, the handsome Kennedy was Bill Clinton's boyhood hero.

Somebody please explain to me the "irony" here.
Seems to me that this was one of the REASONS that WJC admired JFK, not some ancillary fact.

[OldSmaj]

Ironically, the handsome Kennedy was Bill Clinton's boyhood hero.

Two peas in a pod.

Both of them are (were) slimy P'sOS, whose sexual interests not only consisted of a compulsion to bed every nubile (and non-nubile) female form that came closer than 100 feet, they both also had the compulsion to screw the American public.

Kennedy was the most over-rated politician in American history, and the assassination only served to enhance the "legend".

And history will not be kind to the 'Toon, either.

Wanna bet we'll see something sooner or later about the 'Toons desire to have been assassinated in office, so as to enhance his "legend"?

The 'Toon wanted to bring back "Camelot", but only succeeded in building Mabel's Whorehouse.

Probably because they got all the old stuff out of the WH basement that Kennedy and his pimps and procurers used.

At least that idiot Kennedy had an original idea or two. The 'Toon never met an idea or concept that he wouldn't steal from someone else.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Kennedy and Clinton were alike, IMO. Both lousy Presidents.

[dorothy]

The most famous White House intern, Monica Lewinsky, would not bite ...

More's the pity.

[Publius6961]

Oh great!

The everybody-does-it defense redux...
The only difference here is that no one has suggested, ever, that JFK was trailer trash, in appearance as well as in deed.

Don't they ever give up?
I am going to keep a copy of that latest shrill, hysterical Hilary speech to remind me how close we are to having a real full-blown nut running for the country's leadership.

[mombonn]

only the barest of qualifications

Unfortunate phasing. LOL!

[FITZ]

Dallek told the Daily News. "The real question is: Did it distract him from his job as President? I think it really didn't."

What did he accomplish as president? It probably did distract him. He also wasn't the athletic rugged guy they pretended, he was living on painkillers. Maybe someone else was running things.

[aristeides]

I wonder why the Clintonistas didn't bring this up during Monicagate.

[FairWitness]

"The real question is: Did it distract him from his job as President? I think it really didn't."

No! No! No! The real question for JFK and WJC and other adulterers and philanderers is, did it make him susceptible to external pressure, i.e. blackmailable. In the case of WJC it made him at minimum far more subject to pressure and manipulation by Hillary. It also required him to bribe or coerce any number of people who knew his "secrets".

[John O]

JFK's intern fling was disclosed by one of his White House aides, Barbara Gamarekian, in an oral history

Somehown it seems fitting that its an oral history

[jackbill]

JFK's intern fling was disclosed by one of his White House aides, Barbara Gamarekian, in an oral history that was recently unsealed after gathering dust for years.

Margaret Carlson, on C-SPAN this morning seemed surprised that the story didn't also mention that Ms. Gamarekian was a long time reporter for the New York Times.

[bmwcyle]

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

What do you expect from a man you goes to Berlin and proclaims that he's a jelly doughnut?

Actually, it's very well known that Kennedy would need a little 'strange' at least once a day.

[T'wit]

Pity about that scowly photo of Judy Exner. She was a knockout and evidently charming too; at least I gather she was very well liked in Kennedy circles.

Better photo: Judy Exner