Re: Clinton--Why I am Chortling

[Declan McCullagh <declan@well.com>]

Careful with your attributions. I don't believe Tim wrote what you said he
did.

As for Monica-Clinton, what appears to be the case doesn't matter in some
ideologies. Can meaningful consent be given with such a power imbalance?

-Declan


On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Lynne L. Harrison wrote:

> > On Sat, 12 Sep 1998, Tim May wrote:
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> > There's also the idea popular in some gender feminist circles that the
> > imbalance of power in manager-employee relationships makes it impossible
> > for genuine consent to be given. Can there be any greater power imbalance
> > than the president of the United States and an intern? Where are the
> > feminist cries of outrage?
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> Could be because, at least from what I read in the report and from other
> sources, Monica came onto Clinton.  One could make the argument that the
> imbalance of power was the other way around ;)
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> On another note, instead of the report, it may be extremely more
> interesting to read:
> http://www.reagan.com/HotTopics.main/document-9.1.1998.1.html
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> I can't vouch for the veracity of all of those listed.  Of those
> individuals, however, with whom I am familiar by way of the media, it is
> accurate - and eerie, to say the least.
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