Republican Rand Paul
reignites the old Monica Lewinsky affair by demanding that the Democrats return
any money raised by “predator” Bill Clinton, creating negative press for his
potential 2016 presidential opponent, Hillary Clinton.
Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul has rehashed the old Monica
Lewinsky scandal by recently claiming that the money received by the Democratic
Party from Bill Clinton’s fundraising should be returned immediately.
Rand Paul also recently publically dubbed Bill Clinton a “sexual predator”
for his relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky during his
presidency. Paul’s bitter public comments against the Clintons go back to 2010
and his harsh criticism is making front page headlines, resulting in a
diminished online reputation for all involved. Everyone, not just
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Paul is claiming that by keeping any money raised by Bill Clinton,
the Democrats are effectively squashing women’s rights, the very cause they
claim to support. According to Paul, the GOP has no right to take a
position on women’s rights if they continue to take money raised by Clinton.
Clinton has always been prolific and effective at raising funds for his
political party; an asset to the causes he believes in. While the exact
amount of money the Clintons have raised for their political party is unknown,
it has been estimated to be over an astounding two billion dollars.
Paul’s targeting of such political firehouses seems to be more of
a strategic move rather than the fact that he actually believes in supporting
women’s rights. If the GOP did follow Rand Paul’s advice and stopped receiving
support from Bill Clinton, they would suffer severe loss of not only monetary
support, but strategic power as well. Hillary Clinton’s 2016 potential presidential
candidacy is bound to be affected by all this negative press.
Many public figures, such as Senator Claire McCaskill, are jumping
to the defense of the Clintons’. McCaskill has stated that it is unfair
of Paul to use the Clinton scandal against the entire Democratic Party and
their stance on women’s rights, especially since he is basing his accusations
on something that happened so many years ago. All of this bitter infighting
just shows how bad negative imagery can ruin a civil conversation.
Renee Miller,
Creative Writer,
Jonathan Wong,
Editor-in-Chief,
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