Clinton's love was the abuse of power: Monica Lynsky

Monica Liunsky, former White House worker, said how former United States President Bill Clinton indulged in love with her was "a big misuse of power".

In 1998, Clinton-Lynskie made a storm of discussions about sexual relations worldwide in the Oval Office. President Clinton has to face the threat of congratulations on that relationship.

Monica Lynsky, then a 22-year-old intern. And President Clinton was 49 years old. In an article written by Vanity Fair in the context of women's movement against sexual violence, Lionski talks about that relationship.

According to a BBC report, the post-traumatic stress disorder was followed by the scandal, in which Lionssky said in the article. As the news of that love was coming to the newspaper and the court hearing, he had to go through it in a rigid manner.

Their love was the biggest news in the US media in 1998 and 1999. President Clinton denied at the start, but at one stage acknowledged that he had 'intimate relationships' with a former intern at the White House, which should not have been done.
The Republicans of the United States Congress then demanded the President's assent. He had alleged that President Clinton later admitted the lie to the federal investigators at the beginning.

However, the effort to convince Clinton did not come to the aid. He was in full power till 2001.