Clinton should have apologized to me: Monica Lynsky

 

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Clinton should have apologized to me: Monica Lynsky

Monica Lynsky, her former lover, opened her mouth on relations and separation with US President Bill Clinton. He said - Clinton should have apologized to him.

In a documentary called The Clinton Affairs, these women talked about the one-time discussion of this woman. Vanity Fair Documentary publishes

Lionssky said openly about his relationship with Bill Clinton. Barber says, if you ever face Clinton, you will ask for forgiveness.

Before that, Linuski apologized publicly to Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Bill Clinton for her unrelated relationship.

But Bill Clinton never said a word about it. He opened his mouth with Bill Clinton for the first time.

Clinton apologized for her unrelenting relationship with Lyonsky's publicity. But I did not say a word for my situation. Bill should have apologized to me.

In Lyonsky's words, the romance of Bill Clinton was spell-out in White House. He said I was living in the seventh heaven in dreams. In such a way, we can not imagine the dream that will happen. I was only 20 years old.

I loved Bill very much. So after the relationship came in public, the way it was cut off, it gave mine to the heart.

When Bill had to face the blasphemy, he only blamed himself for it. I looked through the window of the house window. And at the moment, I thought I would finish myself.

But Bill did not even think of me for a bar. I did not think that I had to read in the face of the grim anger.

Monika complained that Bill Clinton, who had been in power, was able to get out of the situation.

The power and influence made him much easier for society. But Monica was frozen in the dark.

For a relationship, he had to spend almost all his life in darkness and regret. The whole country was responsible for him. But Bill Clinton also had the same partner.

Today, at 45, he spoke candidly about the incident.

It took about 25 years to get out of the dark. Monika claims that the countrymen saw and heard only one aspect of the incident. Nobody wanted to hear about him.

He said, saying no good to hear or hear was not given. After so many years, Linsky has expressed his feelings at the time of his writings.