Monica Lewinsky #MeToos Ken Starr

Decades after her infamous molestation in the Oval Office by a sitting POTUS when she was just a 24-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky finally met Ken Starr last December. She describes the encounter in the moonbat magazine Vanity Fair:

Ken Starr asked me several times if I was “doing O.K.” A stranger might have surmised from his tone that he had actually worried about me over the years. His demeanor, almost pastoral, was somewhere between avuncular and creepy. He kept touching my arm and elbow, which made me uncomfortable.

In backwards cultures, a witchdoctor can inflict total ruin on people by pointing a bone at them, causing them to wither and perish as a result of social ostracism and the placebo effect. Our equivalent is called #MeToo. It’s almost as if Monica is trying to point the #MeToo bone at Ken Starr, who investigated the serial sex abuser and probable rapist who made her famous with his extremely inappropriate sexual misconduct.

She goes on to denounce Starr for not taking the opportunity to apologize to her for his investigation of Bill Clinton.

Even now, despite the #MeToo craze, liberals defend the ultimate male chauvinist sexual transgressor by attacking his critics; sometimes even his victims join in — although Monica Lewinsky was a willing victim, unlike Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen Willey, et al.

On a tip from Sean C.