A bit of sexual hanky-panky in the oval office with an intern named Monica Lewinsky.
PROBABLY A FEW MORE THAN MONICA.
Correction:
Clinton was not impeached because of his affair with Monica Lewinsky; he was impeached for perjury and obstruction of justice in the investigation of Paula Jones' sexual harassment suit against him. They had an affair when he was Governor of Arkansas, prior to being elected President.
Clinton lied about having a relationship with Monica Lewinsky while giving a sworn deposition to Jones' attorneys. He admitted to having "improper relations" with Lewinsky when questioned by the House impeachment committee, but the perjury charge stemmed from giving contradictory testimony under oath. Obviously, one of his statements was a lie (we know which one).
The obstruction of justice charge arose from Clinton's attempt to delay and circumvent discovery in the Paula Jones case until after his term of office as President.
The sexual relationship with Lewinsky created a scandal, but none of the charges against him were related directly to that.
Paula Jones' case was dismissed because her accusations didn't fit the criteria for sexual harassment as there were no threats or promises related to her employment with the State of Arkansas or any other aspect of her life. The relationship was consensual. Clinton settled with Jones out of court for the problems and expenses he caused during the investigation.
Bill Clinton was accused of cheating on his wife, Hilary. He was impeached but remained president throughout his entire term.
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Former President Bill Clinton was involved in the Whitewater affair. The Whitewater controversy was a scandal investigated between 1994 and 2000, concerning real estate investments in Arkansas involving the Clintons and their associates. Although multiple investigations were carried out, no charges were brought against the Clintons for any wrongdoing related to the Whitewater land deal.
Bill Clinton used the rhetorical device of anaphora, repeating the phrase "I have sinned" to emphasize his remorse. This repetition helps to draw attention to his admission of wrongdoing and enhances the effectiveness of his apology.
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I guess she learned a trick or two from Bill.
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Both Clintons, Bill and Hillary, have US nationality.