The Clinton Affair

I was totally riveted to this well-told story; I now realize there was so much I didn't know about this situation. Monica comes off as very sympathetic and graceful; its basically her story. Even though Linda Tripp was not interviewed, the filmmakers had enough material and skill to make it seem like she was.

Just goes to show how the crooked Clinton's have always been that way.

The number of people who claimed to interpret the Lewinsky scandal as a sex scandal is abhorrent.

The president LIED UNDER OATH.

The fact that he was acquitted by the Senate is abhorrent.

Trent Lott said "I thought he was guilty of two or three offenses, but how guilty?"

Well Trent, guilt does not have degrees. You are guilty or you are not guilty.

Perhaps there are degrees of charges, but a charge of lying under oath is one of the most serious charges that can be leveled against the person who is sworn to uphold and abide by the Constitution and the laws of the country.

Bill Clinton goes down as one of the worst presidents of all time.

Starts of promisingly, first two episodes are excellent (8stars), but then the producers realise that they need to milk this one for every ounce of potential scandal mongering juice. So from episode 3 there is a distinct editorial drag. Elements of the scandal are dragged out, stretched and elongated well beyond any useful value. Elements sitting at the periphery of the scandal are dragged kicking and screaming into unnecessarily lengthy focus.

What a shame :-(

One of the best docuseries made where the viewer makes up his mind in this unbiased masterpiece.