[hunter112]

Why can't she sue Slick for it? His evasion of the truth caused the expenditure of her attorney fees, and made her name a national joke. Sure, her conduct was responsible for having her name synonymous with a certain sex act, but if he had simply given Paula Jones an apology at an early stage, she would have never been investigated.

You've got to admit, a court fight between Monica and Slick would be way more entertaining than anything that's in the news media right now, as far as legal tales are concerned!

[PatrickHenry]

Ping for your Clinton archives.

[LADY J]

"Why can't she sue Slick for it? His evasion of the truth caused the expenditure of her attorney fees, and made her name a national joke."

Maybe she wants to remain among the living?

[Hildy]

I'm not saying this is gest...she can probably sue him for sexual harrassment. He was the person in charge. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but even if it's consenual, it's still deemed harrassment.