The Stains On The Federal Judiciary
The article draws parallels between the sexual misconduct of former President Bill Clinton and a current federal judge, referred to as Judge Betsy. Both figures faced allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior in professional settings, leading to investigations and initial denials. The piece highlights the power dynamics and consequences of such actions within the judiciary system.
- ▪Bill Clinton was impeached for obstruction of justice and perjury related to his affair with Monica Lewinsky.
- ▪Judge Betsy allegedly engaged in sexual relations with a law enforcement officer in her chambers, leading to a whistleblower report.
- ▪Both Clinton and Judge Betsy initially denied the allegations before being confronted with evidence.
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The Stains On The Federal Judiciary Compare what Bill Clinton did with Monica Lewinsky to what "Subject Judge" did with her paramour. Josh Blackman | 5.28.2026 1:14 AM A high-ranking government official has sexual relations in the workplace on multiple occasions. An article of fabric is stained. The official is asked about what happened and lies during an official investigation. But thanks to a whistleblower, the truth comes out. The official, caught in flagrante delicto, apologizes and insists it will never happen again.
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