You can opt out anytime. At the cocktail hour on Friday, Jan. The consensus, as Ms. Among those who could imagine having sex the President, none could imagine not telling someone about it. Shellogg, the ex-dominatrix, wondered if the President wore a condom.
In any case, the 10 of us overcame our individual misgivings about the Clinton Presidency What about health care? Gays in the military? We discovered that his sex life has given women this new sense of unity. I mean, these kinds of things have obviously been going on in the White House for generations and generations and generations.
And the guys were in the background saying go, go, go. Patricia Marx: I, for some strange reason, like Clinton even more because of this. I mean, Bush picked someone who was discreet. And all of my women friends and I would be happy to have sex with Clinton and not talk about it. I mean, I would have talked about it-but everyone else I know would have been discreet.
Katie Roiphe: There are women who have a stake in the system. So if [Monica Lewinsky] had been a high-placed White House official, she would be less likely to talk. Like the woman Bush allegedly had an affair with. Elizabeth Benedict: The issue is who you tell. Susan Shellogg: I think the President is reckless for not practicing safe sex if she has stains on her dress. She was not using a condom. Shellogg: It would be interesting to know if he does use a condom.
I think that the President should be more or less ready. He kind of wants to be caught. And you got to look at the way he grew up, at his mother and that whole relationship. She was fascinating. Because she said in her autobiography, she said that when she and Bill and Roger entered a room, they were all exhibitionists. And they all wanted to be seen. They wanted to be looked at. If there were a hundred people in the room and 99 people were looking at them, they would work on that one person until he looked, too.
