Monica Lewinsky's Perfect Reply To "High-Risk, Low-Reward" Question
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Monica Lewinsky became the centre of global attention 1990s after her affair with then-US President Bill Clinton nearly brought down his presidency
Monica Lewinsky responded Friday to a tweet asking "what's the most high-risk, low-reward thing you've ever done?" The former White House intern responded with a single emoji that nevertheless spoke volumes with its implied nod to the Clinton scandal. Monica Lewinsky became the centre of global attention 1990s after her affair with then-US President Bill Clinton nearly brought down his presidency. Ms Lewinsky, who was at that time a 22-year-old White House intern, endured years of vilification from Clinton supporters after details of the affair were made public. The 47-year-old only reemerged in the public eye a few years ago, and has since taken up the cause of anti-bullying. ???? https://t.co/lrr5eCeCsA Kinda perfect tweet Brava for perfect tweet - humility and humor. https://t.co/iJDydBqfRR Ms. Lewinsky wins the internet! ❤️ This wins the day. ???????? On Friday, Ms Lewinsky responded to a question from Twitter account Uber Facts, "What's the most high-risk, low-reward thing you've ever done?" She replied simply with a side-eye emoji.
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