The Washington Post, June 11th, 1998
From the very start, which is to say that moment last January when the name of Monica Lewinsky first surfaced, we were roundly enjoined not to consider her a victim. She was young, it's true, but a woman in her prime, who knew exactly what she had done -- if, in fact, she had done it. It may be time to reconsider, though. Lewinsky may not be a victim, but she's certainly been victimized. The latest evidence of that is a series of five pictures of her in the current issue of Vanity Fair. They were apparently okayed by her former lawyer, the compulsively inept William Ginsburg. He said he sensed...
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