Monica Lewinsky had a wonderfully
withering comeback to CNN’s HLN after it announced it was revisiting
“The Monica Lewinsky Scandal” with a two-hour special.
The former White House intern and now anti-bullying campaigner cannily
corrected HLN’s announcement on Twitter, crossing out ‘The Monica
Lewinsky Scandal’ and proffering a better, more historically appropriate
title, especially in light of recent events. Lewinsky wrote, “HLN to
revisit ‘The Starr Investigation. The Clinton Impeachment’ with two hour
special.”
She added in a perfectly pointed note to HLN, “Fixed it for you. You’re
welcome.” Within hours her post
had garnered nearly 5,000 likes, and supportive comments such as from
@Cassandra0Paige, “Hey @CNN how about you stop victimizing Monica? Fix
your headline. It’s post-Weinstein 2017 for f**k’s sake! Have we learned
NOTHING this year?”
From @shelbeeray: “Once again they use a woman to punish another woman
and completely fail to hold the man responsible.”
And @ThreeRingSam, “Yeah they keep forgetting it was about perjury and
had basically nothing to do with you at all.”
Plus, from Sharon Robles @MyClientsLoveMe, “Yep. When it’s a woman,
it’s a ‘scandal’ when it’s a man, it’s an ‘investigation’.”
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