Cherie Blair memoir: I understand why Monica Lewinsky fell for Bill Clinton
                   
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telegraph.co.uk     14-May-2008            

Cherie Blair has said that she understands why Monica Lewinsky was attracted to Bill Clinton as she recalled her own dealings with American presidents. Mr Clinton, however, was “bloody stupid” to get involved with the intern and his wife Hillary was quite rightly furious and hurt, Mrs Blair said.... [read full story]                    


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