" - Sara, 34 "Anonymously emailed his girlfriends detailing indiscretions.
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Sexual indiscretions --- unethical and illegal --- are all too common.
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The media backlash over Park's apparent indiscretions has been fierce.
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No. But do they want to read about his indiscretions?
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Clinton's résumé to her husband's sexual indiscretions and back again.
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Jerry Brown, as well as their own past personal indiscretions.
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Are the severities of the social punishments proportionate to the indiscretions?
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He and his camp have strongly denied any indiscretions took place.
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I just have too much to lose for someone else's indiscretions.
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The issue then, as now, was never the sexual indiscretions themselves.
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Clinton that was meant to refer to Bill Clinton's sexual indiscretions.
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This also makes them partially responsible for any indiscretions their partners commit.
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These indiscretions put the dealers at risk, and also, potentially, the buyers.
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And yes, I'm as susceptible to Twitter excesses and indiscretions as anyone.
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Doesn't that mean that they're cool and won't care about my "youthful indiscretions"?
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Would you believe that Jean's indiscretions put her staid, suburban life in jeopardy?
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His past sexual indiscretions make him a ripe target in our #MeToo moment.
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Do we dare dismiss Mr. Parker and Mr. Celestin's actions as youthful indiscretions?
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Democrat or Republican, I don't care how sorry he is for past indiscretions.
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Her marriage to Lamar Odom was pocked by the same variety of indiscretions.
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" • "Examples include fraud, bribery, insider trading, environmental disasters, inflated resumes or sexual indiscretions.
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The win has also helped Mexican fans move beyond the team&aposs recent indiscretions.
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Yet all this looks trifling compared with the indiscretions he now stands accused of.
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Trump's alleged indiscretions have already become a major talking point on the campaign trail.
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Given his own indiscretions with Stan, Oleg is as vulnerable as he is protected.
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But she continues to be beleaguered by his sexual indiscretions and ongoing rhetorical missteps.
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Dennard has argued that past sexual indiscretions should not have consequences for Trump's presidency.
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The claims vary from serious allegations of sexual harassment to indiscretions like marital infidelities.
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"I am sooooo disappointed by this national feeding frenzy about sexual indiscretions decades ago."
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Fox has previously given little airtime to Pruitt's alleged indiscretions compared to other networks.
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These indiscretions which attract much adverse publicity tend to blur her sacrifices & her contribution.
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Gail: And about the scandals — voters could always hear rumors about politicians' sexual indiscretions.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is now out, brought down by a cascade of personal indiscretions.
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She wonders to her husband if their missteps have anything to do with MJ's indiscretions.
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We've done a lot of checking, and no one's mentioned any other indiscretions during shoots.
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To them, Walmart's hotline for anonymous tips on office indiscretions is a recipe for backbiting.
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Many members said they feared that confessions about indiscretions would be used to blackmail them.
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Kalanick supporters are also finding that it helps them reason away their former boss's indiscretions.
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Luckily, you can avoid those awkward indiscretions with the convenience of a language learning app.
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The list of lawmakers felled by charges of sexual harassment or indiscretions continued to grow.
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Have they just pushed this too far, trying to make the banks pay for past indiscretions?
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Clinton will not, aides say, respond to Trump's personal attacks, particularly about her husband's marital indiscretions.
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You simply can't deny his abilities in a studio and a booth, regardless of his indiscretions.
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He has engaged in some indiscretions, including an affair with Lady Julianna Manners—' 'That's no use.
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Clinton up to further attacks by Mr. Trump, who has outspokenly criticized Mr. Clinton's personal indiscretions.
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The same could hardly be said of Boris, whose ambition was as broad as his indiscretions.
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There's no point in dwelling on Morrissey's past indiscretions in this, a Saturday afternoon blog post.
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We haven't a clue about how much Alicia knows or doesn't know about her husband's indiscretions.
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" It was Mr. Cohen — acting as their lawyer, he said — who had revealed "his client's indiscretions.
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The rules prohibit profanity, pornography, posting other people's phone numbers and name-calling, among other indiscretions.
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She loved and accepted him anyway, and with him suddenly gone, the indiscretions didn't matter anymore.
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The industry has forgotten BoJack's indiscretions, allowing him to walk entertainment's dollar-paved road to rebirth.
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Trump has since repeatedly said Bill Clinton's past indiscretions are "fair game" on the campaign trail.
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Chamisa's Movement For Democratic Change (MDC) has not said how it will respond to the alleged indiscretions.
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BARTIROMO: Dr. Carson, one of the other candidates on this stage has brought Bill Clinton's past indiscretions.
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Jon Stewart reacted to the news of Louis C.K.'s sexual indiscretions on The Today Show Tuesday.
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Donald Trump said he held back on mentioning Bill Clinton's indiscretions during his debate with Hillary Clinton.
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When cornered on television or by lawmakers about his indiscretions, Pruitt took several pages out Trump's playbook.
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But Pruitt's personal indiscretions tend to overshadow the bigger, more impactful changes taking place under his direction.
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On Tuesday, Sekulow used his guest spot to say Mueller's alleged indiscretions require a special counsel investigation.
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Instead, he orchestrates an elaborate cover-up to mask past indiscretions, which ultimately threatens stability on Alpha.
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He described "other indiscretions," including visiting "Asian themed" massage parlors in New York, Washington, Miami, and Virginia.
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Bill Clinton's personal indiscretions had also given Bush a big opening with so-called family value voters.
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These findings reflect the power of inclusive leadership above and beyond behaviors that likely inhibit managerial indiscretions.
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Mr. Buel posted an apology on the newspaper's website admitting to "indiscretions" and to using derogatory words.
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But it received more than twice as many replies, many reminding him of his father's own indiscretions.
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After Ms. Edmondson wrote a letter detailing past indiscretions, Ms. Salzman told her about the secret sorority.
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So with the launch of Swipe Night, and Graham's indiscretions, Tinder gave us something, rare, and real.
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But the comment is an awkward analogy, given Trump's long and well-publicized history of marital indiscretions.
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You will be unlocking information that could expose family secrets or indiscretions that have long been buried.
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His passions and indiscretions are, for the most part, easy to guess at, because he tweets about them.
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Companies are now, more than ever, taking a lesson from past indiscretions and choosing to stay private longer.
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But he didn't, and clearly the subject of Hillary's relation to Bill's "indiscretions" isn't going away anytime soon.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton won't face criticism over Bill Clinton's sexual indiscretions from her chief Democratic primary opponent.
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She did not sin and divorce him; instead, she forgave his indiscretions and vowed to rebuild their marriage.
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Precedent strongly suggests, however, that sexual indiscretions are highly unlikely to result in expulsion, and for good reason.
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Pierre hasn't responded to her request for an annulment, and her blossoming body is making her indiscretions public.
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This only obscures Hillary Clinton's message, particularly to women and young voters unaware of the former president's indiscretions.
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"The issue of Bill Clinton and women is not about marital infidelity, adultery or 'indiscretions,'" Mr. Stone said.
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The matter was referred to the House Judiciary Committee, which scrutinized Johnson's actions, his indiscretions, even his finances.
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However, when the Kennedys were in the White House, reporters agreed not to publish details of JFK's indiscretions.
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Tomorrow, a "white nationalist" majority might uproot monuments to Martin Luther King citing his adulteries and other indiscretions.
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It meant that youthful indiscretions, mistakes and the old adage "boys will be boys" didn't apply to me.
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But such indiscretions are much more common reasons for being removed from this country than any salacious violence.
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There has been talk of youthful indiscretions and paying for behavior so egregious it cannot be swept away.
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Eva (Sharlene Taulé), the woman he rescued from a trafficking ring, finally has his indiscretions catch up with him.
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Scripture and sermons paint her as the embodiment of God's mercy, forgiving and protecting sinners regardless of their indiscretions.
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Trump is now vowing to be nastier than Clinton at the second debate, bringing up Bill Clinton's marital indiscretions.
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Ultimately, you'll need to teach your woman to exhibit "decent" behavior—not simply punish her for her past indiscretions.
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Mr Trump called Ms Clinton an "unbelievably nasty, mean enabler", all the while gleefully ignoring his own sexual indiscretions.
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Republican White House hopefuls have wrestled with whether Bill Clinton's past indiscretions are fair game before next November's election.
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"Personal scandals, indiscretions and revelations are part and parcel of Westminster life," Professor Goodwin said by phone on Saturday.
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Moreover, the scientist conducted the research in secret and failed to go through the normal channels, among other alleged indiscretions.
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Leading up to Luann's New Years Eve wedding in season 9, they continued to confront Luann about Tom's rumored indiscretions.
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This became abundantly clear when the Migos rapper recently crashed Cardi B's set to publicly apologize (again) for his indiscretions.
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The talking points also level new allegations about how Clinton supposedly aided her husband's indiscretions and intimidation of other women.
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"We've all had indiscretions in our past," he said, adding neither some drug experimentation nor activism was a non-starter.
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Today, his indiscretions tend to be seen as manifestations of the ferocious determination that was required to achieve such success.
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I mean, maybe, but Zayn wasn't exactly proud of his alleged indiscretions (see: his Twitter tantrum after any/all allegations).
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He has repeatedly criticized Bill Clinton's "terrible record of women abuse" by recalling such indiscretions on the 2016 campaign trail.
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The hearings that followed exposed the more unsavory practices, like including unverified gossip about people's marital indiscretions in their reports.
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Eventually, the program will target petty indiscretions such as jay-walking, no-shows for restaurant reservations, and not paying transit fare.
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Billy's indiscretions have caused him to break up with a lot of gyms, we learn, so he's committed to dating Cecil.
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Each man and woman in a relationship has to make personal decisions about how to handle the indiscretions of a partner.
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Erick Erickson, a conservative pundit, criticized those Republicans defending Trump who once criticized former President Bill Clinton for his sexual indiscretions.
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Why it's the one where the band pledges to be honest and keep to its promises regardless of its past indiscretions.
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And we have forgiven those other youthful indiscretions (even the one that happened two years ago when you weren't that youthful).
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Biden, speaking with NBC News, said Clinton has "paid a price" for the indiscretions that marred his second term in office.
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They had 2202 candidates who shredded each other's policies, past indiscretions and even family members — they called each other's wives ugly.
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Some, like outgoing speaker of the House Paul Ryan, have even claimed to be able to "compartmentalize" the President's indiscretions. Why?
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Would they talk about the moral implications of allowing a person to move on from past indiscretions, mistakes and indefensible crimes?
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The site featured videos that revealed rappers' sexual indiscretions, and it hosted at least one murder confession (which was taken down).
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Mr. Pruitt's financial entanglements with lobbyists and his repeated indiscretions have disqualified him from being able to fulfill the Agency's mission.
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This isn't the first break with tradition the first lady has showed in the wake of allegations of her husband's indiscretions.
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Voters were more likely to disregard personal indiscretions if they believed they were getting a leader who would deliver for them.
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In this new "Survivor"-like environment the kind of indiscretions and low-level corruption chronicled in "Misconduct" become potentially fatal blunders.
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Recall the people who were exposed that year of 1998 of having engaged in sexual wrongdoing or indiscretions in their past.
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The list of Pruitt's indiscretions quickly grew long, comical, and (eventually) embarrassing for the White House: He built a $763,000 phone booth.
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Nor will he win by accusing her of condemning the women who supposedly were the ones committing these indiscretions with her husband.
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Pruitt's taste for luxury air travel and close ties to lobbyists were among the first indiscretions to raise the specter of corruption.
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"I'm really happy I was able to hold back on the indiscretions in regard to Bill Clinton," he told CNN's Dana Bash.
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Instead of sweeping his private indiscretions under a rug, Francis Underwood-style, he's opening up and sharing his life with the public.
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I fear, however, that the disgust with Trump's comments will be quickly forgotten just as Bill Clinton's indiscretions were by his apologists.
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One little old lady, maybe 90 years old, giggles in a way that makes us picture her sexual indiscretions from the 1940s.
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" The ad then asks whether those events were "youthful indiscretions or threads in a lifelong pattern revealing an indelible sense of entitlement.
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Mr. Starr was the special prosecutor who pursued President Bill Clinton's indiscretions and moral shortcomings with almost preternatural zeal back in 1998.
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And then he uses these successes, Carson adds, to tear down his alleged victims, whom he seemingly blames for his alleged indiscretions.
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There are two ways that this luminary might affect us: We may be the victims of gaslighting or indiscretions will be revealed.
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It arranges peccadilloes, technicalities, indiscretions, corruption, toxic harassment and violent crimes on one shelf, takes a step back, shrugs and plays dumb.
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If they did, every subsequent president would've committed the same indiscretions as former President Bill Clinton, including an affair with an intern.
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Recall the people who were exposed that year of 1998 as having engaged in some sexual wrongdoing or indiscretions in their past.
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I cannot understand how three years of work could have left so many fatuities, indiscretions, bad lines still there on the page.
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Romero blames his past indiscretions in part on the trauma and pressures that followed the violent 2004 death of his daughter, Rosa.
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Recall all the people who were exposed that year of 1998 as having engaged in some sexual wrongdoing or indiscretions in their past.
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They may barely register on the Trump-o-Meter of indiscretions but, in office, Mrs Clinton's reputation for rule-breaking could destroy her.
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The question is whether, when millennials are running things, they will abandon these priorities as youthful indiscretions — or establish them as the norm.
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During the debate, after Hillary Clinton went after him on past misogynistic comments, Trump said he held back on mentioning Bill Clinton's indiscretions.
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" The Duggar family told PEOPLE earlier this year that they've forgiven Josh for his indiscretions, with Jessa noting that "it is a process.
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Suarez is a perfect illustration of this: Liverpool fans loved him and tolerated his indiscretions because bloody hell did he score some goals.
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The GOP is firmly the party of Donald Trump, and its capacity to forgive the sexual indiscretions of its members appears nearly boundless.
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It was the Times that, during the 1992 Presidential campaign, initially broached the Whitewater story—a saga of relatively modest indiscretions and misdeeds.
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Mr. Xi hinted at indiscretions at state enterprises in his remarks, saying that supervision over officials in crucial positions needed to be intensified.
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Dodgy business deals, affairs, coke-fueled weekends in highway Holiday Inns: indiscretions from your past were something political rivals could attack you with.
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Consistently admitting and owning a laundry list of shortcomings, wrongdoings and indiscretions this traveler hath traveled -- however, every man has a breaking point.
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There's an obvious counterargument to this claim: When people were aware of Bill Clinton's indiscretions in the 1990s, it didn't make him unpopular.
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Mr. Johnson hired a respected outside former federal prosecutor, Carrie H. Cohen, to help compile a 48-page report that detailed Mr. King's indiscretions.
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One would hope that the federal agency tasked with policing net neutrality would be able to create new regulations in response to new indiscretions.
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Trump kicked off a solo press conference Wednesday evening by saying that even George Washington may have had some embarrassing indiscretions in his past.
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During a flight to Bordeaux on Thursday, Valls spoke of the "anger" and "shame" among Hollande's supporters over his published indiscretions, the newspaper reported.
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McCain mocking Romney also mocked Trump's failed business ventures, pointing to his airline, his casino bankruptcies and more, and attacked his sexual indiscretions, too.
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Trump said that he's not "proud of everything I've done in life," but he quickly moved on to the marital indiscretions of Clinton's husband.
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Only this time, the online indiscretions included an image of Mr. Weiner's crotch as he lay next to the couple's 4-year-old son.
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Nor did Algren shrink from obloquy, though he professed shock at the sometimes cruel indiscretions — especially the ones visited on himself — in Beauvoir's work.
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Matt Lauer just got fired for his own gross indiscretions, not to mention Charlie Rose and even Garrison Keillor, the "Prairie Home Companion" guy.
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Neither Harris nor Gillibrand has to address unfair questions relating to their husband's indiscretions or political decisions that they were not elected to make.
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Even in the political forum, accounts of past indiscretions can affect a presidential campaign, or get an entertainment reporter like NBC's Billy Bush fired.
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Still, Trump's comments may foreshadow his willingness to dredge up some of the most painful incidents from the Clintons' past, including Bill Clinton's various indiscretions.
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As such, said Watson, when darker stories emerged on his youthful indiscretions, or even a rape accusation from just before his presidency, they didn't stick.
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Mr. Flynt has made it his mission to call these hypocrites out and provide the public with as much information about their indiscretions as possible.
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Conyers know, the threat of an ethics committee investigation is often sufficient to trigger resignation in an effort to avoid further public airing of indiscretions.
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The doctor blithely owned up to what he called a "bittersweet relationship" with Kim, characterizing it as one in a long line of extramarital indiscretions.
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It's an early laugh line delivered by Tim Curry as he discusses his deceased wife's previous indiscretions that led him into this murder mansion mess.
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Bill, who was the second-ever impeachment president before Trump, found himself the subject of media attention for his indiscretions that led to his impeachment.
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For several months, President Trump has been vandalizing the global economy and subverting the rules of international trade with his wrecking ball of tariff indiscretions.
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Bieber has had run-ins with the law in several countries and has become notorious for a string of indiscretions and scandals in recent years.
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Pointing fingers after a breakup can get ugly, which makes Bryson Tiller's ability to hold a mirror up to his indiscretions on "Blame" even nobler.
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Aside from investigative disclosures in the public domain, let us not forget about the untold indiscretions one encounters when they are part of this culture.
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For months, rumors of Khan's alleged indiscretions had circulated among Muslims in Dallas, with some clerics even making thinly veiled references to the claims in public.
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"I'm really happy I was able to hold back on the indiscretions in respect to Bill Clinton," Donald Trump commended himself following the first presidential debate.
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He referred to the latest news as a "national feeding frenzy about sexual indiscretions decades ago," and suggested other issues (like legalizing marijuana) are more important.
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George W. Bush campaigned on the promise of restoring honor and dignity to the White House—an implicit repudiation of Bill Clinton's deceptiveness and sexual indiscretions.
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During dinner at Molly's place, after she mentions getting wild in college just to annoy her mother, the two start trading stories of their youthful indiscretions.
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The report shows that the EPA's internal controls are working but that it's hard to keep up with someone so prolific in his indiscretions as Pruitt.
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By past presidential standards, Trump's behavior while in the White House has not been characterized by the personal indiscretions of a John F. Kennedy or Bill Clinton.
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The report goes further than just detailing Baltimore's stingray indiscretions; it agues that the city's use of cell site simulators disproportionately impacts minority communities, with serious repercussions.
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Giving people the freedom to rid themselves of past indiscretions is, according to Durov, at the heart of Telegram's newly added ability to purge entire chat histories.
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In the end, all indiscretions are forgiven, and everyone ends up back with their original partners, having accepted the foregoing events as inevitable vicissitudes in their relationships.
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Some, like CBS' Les Moonves, were unexpectedly forced out due to their own indiscretions, while others, like Alibaba's Jack Ma, are stage-managing their own planned departures.
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Gaggling with reporters on her plane Thursday, Clinton was asked whether she feels any obligation to object to a spouse's indiscretions being brought up in the campaign.
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We got the Dave at Georgetown in D.C. and we wanted to know if he thinks Kevin's gonna have to address his indiscretions straight-up or not.
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Clinton lacked the "stamina" to be president, a claim critics have described as sexist, and suggested that in the future he might raise Mr. Clinton's past indiscretions.
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After Jean takes up with a wild boy named Fender Steelhead, she becomes privy to both her father's indiscretions and her mother's longing for a different life.
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VICE News watched Mueller's performance with Rosenzweig, who offered up his reflections on what it's like to bring a report documenting a president's indiscretions to Capitol Hill.
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Past indiscretions haunt Diane, and this movie, and the glory of Place's performance — and that of her co-stars — is how barely these need to be verbalized.
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He stole their livestock and produce, charged exorbitant fees for everything from grazing rights to marriage proposals, and inflicted vicious punishment for even minor indiscretions, locals said.
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Though she admits past indiscretions in previous relationships, she took to Twitter last week to share how she never cheated on Hemsworth, despite rumors of the contrary.
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Hillary could easily make her own Lemonade, but it seems her strategy is not to frame her strength or humanity on the ability to overcome Bill's indiscretions.
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Last week we were reminded of the existence of AIM just long enough to reminisce about our youthful indiscretions on AOL's messenger before its overdue termination in December.
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As we saw with Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, and others, we can publicly pressure the media industry to stop working with high-profile people who commit sexual indiscretions.
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"While I initially wrote it off because during several of these outings, his 22-year-old daughter was present, given his previous indiscretions, I was uncomfortable," she continued.
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Consequently, Flynt "has made it his mission to call these hypocrites out and provide the public with as much information about their indiscretions as possible," the statement added.
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It's not uncommon for presidential campaigns to undergo full-scale investigations into the private lives of their hopefuls, in hopes of avoiding any embarrassing indiscretions or sordid details.
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Since this study didn't focus primarily on what people ate, thankfully my indiscretions didn't really affect the results the way they would have for a food-based study.
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I spoke to some people who had not only been cruelly shunned for another person but had the added misfortune of knowing the object of their lover's indiscretions.
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Joan Acocella hints at Balanchine's indiscretions, writing that his "career was marked, even shaped, by serial infatuations," but this characterization minimizes his predatory behavior, which is widely known.
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Several of these behaviors directly address preventing managerial indiscretions, including the creation of a safe workplace environment for all employees and holding oneself accountable toward inclusive management styles.
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In each of those cases, early pledges to fight eventually collapsed under the weight of mountains of evidence that prosecutors used to turn past indiscretions into criminal charges.
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The debacle, which lasted through much of 2017, culminated in the big bank paying a $185 million fine for the indiscretions, many of which are still being uncovered.
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His second wife recently published a memoir that included allegations of lurid indiscretions in Mr. Khan's private life; he has let that roll off his back as well.
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Then she began her interview with Stormy Daniels, who was there selling her memoir and, of course, offering up various indiscretions about the man in the White House.
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The drama of the ill-fated campaign — and the strain Mr. Weiner's indiscretions put on Ms. Abedin — was captured in a documentary, "Weiner," that was released in 2016.
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Recalling President Clinton's sexual indiscretions, particularly in light of our evolved #MeToo era, would have put the party which protected him then ... and now … in an unflattering light.
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Bannon was insistent that Bill Clinton's marital indiscretions were promising ground: His conviction stems from the group of young, female Breitbart News reporters whom he's dubbed the Valkyries.
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Instead, he has toiled away on the bench for most of his young career, making more headlines for his off-field indiscretions than anything he accomplished on game day.
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Other works include kinetic sculptures, such as "Momentary Indiscretions" (1984) and "Pagliacci (Clown)" (1994–98), and the large, astonishing "Dodo Museum" (1980), which is the centerpiece of the exhibition.
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Gods who punish people for their anti-social indiscretions appeared in religions after the emergence and expansion of large, complex societies, according to new research published today in Nature.
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Manziel's multiple off-field indiscretions reportedly include domestic disputes with his girlfriend and partying at inappropriate times, and he spent 10 weeks at a rehab facility early last year.
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As Laing becomes embroiled in an escalating series of indiscretions, including several affairs, kidnappings, and a murder, an increasingly violent tribalism takes hold on the residents in the building.
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As a result, Kavanaugh has found himself looped into this redemption narrative as well: Shouldn't he, supporters demand, be given the chance to redeem himself for his youthful indiscretions?
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If you want to make a list of the directors and actors who have rather public indiscretions, and who have in some cases been acquitted of them, start counting.
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And, perhaps most important, you'll see someone who has spent years cultivating a community that is more likely to forgive your past indiscretions than to shame you for them.
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New York Public Radio said Mr. Schwartz, who was the subject of multiple complaints of improper remarks and behavior earlier this month, had previously been disciplined for other indiscretions.
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Among other indiscretions, he accused China of influencing the 2018 midterm and 2020 presidential elections, stealing US intellectual property, persecuting religious groups, and aggressively patrolling the South China Sea.
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Maybe the bus banter would have still occurred, but it would have also been seen as more disappointing, rather than just another item on his long list of indiscretions.
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With the news that the exes are once again living together, Kardashian seems to have forgiven Disick — but she hasn't forgotten the string of indiscretions that led to their split.
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It was inevitable, given the reprisal of public interest in the indiscretions of and accusations against Bill Clinton, that the former president was going to come up in tonight's debate.
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He also racked up a long list of indiscretions, triggering at least 18 federal inquiries, probes, and investigations into his conduct, according to Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
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On the other hand, a Google autocomplete search of "Donald Trump indi" brings up a search for Indiana and India, while it returns "indiscretions" as the second option in Bing.
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More obviously, it suggests that all multiple DUI offenders should be sent to rehab anyway, and that these interlock gadgets are basically useless at preventing future indiscretions behind the wheel.
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As the night devolves into something resembling Suspiria, Peter grapples with his warped perspective of his indiscretions, from which his money and male privilege have allowed him to escape punishment.
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Tara Conner made headlines in 2006 when reports of underage drinking, drug abuse and sexual indiscretions put the then-20-year-old in danger of losing her Miss USA crown.
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This made it easy for colleges to exclude applicants, nor just for minor offenses but also for school disciplinary infractions that might once have been written off as adolescent indiscretions.
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"She's just a very kind and generous woman who is a strong matriarch figure for her family," Elmore said, adding that minor indiscretions in the past should not define her.
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He's called her "very shrill," used her husband Bill Clinton's marital indiscretions as a political punchline, and suggested that she "got schlonged" in her 2008 primary run against then Sen.
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As they see it, every day, and every news cycle, consumed by Trump's alleged indiscretions makes it that much harder for Republicans to stay focused on their ambitious policy agenda.
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There were also the indignities, including the public unraveling of Woods's marriage after his indiscretions were made public and a D.U.I. arrest last May for the misuse of prescription medicine.
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Former President Bill Clinton, his legacy tarnished by sexual indiscretions and allegations of sexual assault (which he denies), is persona non grata on the campaign trail in the #MeToo era.
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I think that's what people are concerned about, much more so than Bill Clinton's obvious indiscretions, and Donald Trump having been divorced a couple of times, but owning up to it.
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And Foer, famously, is rumored to have ended his marriage after some emailed indiscretions with a co-worker, just as Jacob ends his own marriage after sexting with his co-worker.
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On her right, Donald Trump is playing every dirty trick available to him: deploying debunked Clinton conspiracy theories from the 1990s, and even accusing Clinton of enabling her husband's sexual indiscretions.
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The 1,500-square-foot space boasts views of Midtown Manhattan and with the right feng shui, all of Weiner's indiscretions and Carlos Danger's inappropriate messages could just disappear into the ether.
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The scene may be similar, but the allegations are radically different — lying under oath about sexual indiscretions versus using the power of the presidency to extract foreign help against domestic rivals.
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Bieber, 23, has become notorious for a string of indiscretions and scandals in recent years, shedding the clean-cut image he had when he burst onto the scene as a teenager.
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Among the ten financial indiscretions noted by the board, Weiner is accused of overpaying a fundraising consultant and improperly continuing payments to the company Vimeo after the end of the election.
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Democrats run the risk of behaving like Inspector Javert in "Les Miserables," obsessed with prosecution (although admittedly, Trump's indiscretions are significantly worse than Jean Valjean's pilfering of a loaf of bread).
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They believe Trump will Make America Great Again and his possible sexual indiscretions do not disqualify that — nor do they believe the allegations should prevent Trump from realizing his political ambitions.
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The trend: These are the most recent revelations about Pruitt's many indiscretions — including paying for a $43,000 phone booth, a pricey security detail, and spending taxpayer dollars on first-class travel.
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And at times, Rooney has not helped himself: the tawdry youthful indiscretions, the unseemly contract brinkmanship, the occasional on-field outburst at his own supporters, as at the 2010 World Cup.
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And Washington is, after all, where a representative, Henry Hyde, once explained away an extramarital dalliance by classifying it among his "youthful indiscretions," even though he was 41 at the time.
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"Herring stated that he spoke with 'college friends' about his appearance in blackface and double checked if anyone had photo evidence of his indiscretions," the party posted on its website Tuesday.
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"Censure may have been a great option for the Democrats and perhaps a more proportional response to many of the president's wrongdoings and indiscretions," Mr. Sibilo, 53, said of President Trump.
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A series of votes on the Maastricht Treaty on deeper EU integration in the early 1990s brought reports of blackmail, threats to expose lawmakers' indiscretions and even physical "manhandling" to win support.
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Later, I heard several people say that certain reporters, including the entire lineup at CNN, should be jailed for their indiscretions—and that Trump would do exactly that once he was elected.
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As his cheating scandal unfolds on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, old wounds are reopening — and a source tells PEOPLE that the reality star is still struggling to get over his indiscretions.
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Right now, Republicans control the House and the Senate, and while many may be privately bothered by Donald Trump's sexual indiscretions, that has not translated into an ounce of demand for accountability.
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But these two depictions are not in contradiction: This skewed perception of Japan that causes many to nonchalantly chalk up any indiscretions or questionable content in Japanese media as funny national characteristic.
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Matthew S. Winters, a political science researcher at the University of Illinois, found in a 2013 paper that voters were willing to overlook indiscretions for politicians who can effectively do the job.
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"I fall short of what I say I'm all about," he says on the title track, his apology to his wife, Beyoncé, for the indiscretions that led her to publicly shame him.
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Her early readers loved Roy, right from the start, she says, and he got away with things Celestial never could have, such as his sexual indiscretions, which got demoted to mere "rascally" behavior.
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Trump apologized for his comments during the debate but also dismissed them as "locker room talk" and used his response as an opportunity to attack former President Bill Clinton for the latter's indiscretions.
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Madison claims the evil of the house made Tate behave so monstrously (aka the house made him rape Violet's mother, commit a mass shooting, etc.) and that Violet should consider overlooking past indiscretions.
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In a Monday evening interview with Fox's Bill O'Reilly, Trump said he doesn't think he'll attack Clinton personally, despite his past jabs at Clinton and her husband, Bill, for his past marital indiscretions.
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And she has another thought about the whole spectacle playing out in the run-up to inauguration: Trump might be trying to keep people from focusing on other indiscretions, like his business conflicts.
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"Despite, or maybe because of, their lovers' indiscretions, they insisted on marrying them right there in what would be considered by many, especially in 1912, the most shameful place on earth," she wrote.
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But he also unleashed on Bill Clinton, slamming the former President's past sexual indiscretions, inviting Clinton accusers to the second presidential debate and accused the Democratic presidential nominee of bullying her husband's accusers.
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Studies examining CEO indiscretions related to harassment and discrimination estimate that the average shareholder value companies stand to lose is 6900 percent overnight, which translates to, on average, $2628 million in market capitalization.
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Washington (CNN)Whether he was strategizing ways to pin down President Bill Clinton on his sexual indiscretions or charting the end of the whole independent counsel investigation, Brett Kavanaugh took a bold approach.
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But in the last few days, the scandals have spiraled out of control, and, while he's seemed to be a favorite in Trump's Cabinet, his indiscretions could jeopardize Pruitt's relationship with the president.
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Given the way it seems to adopt the tired convention whereby a woman is punished more for her indiscretions than a man, it's the kind of ending that seems calibrated for male approval.
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"Amazing that Crooked Hillary can do a hit ad on me concerning women when her husband was the WORST abuser of (women) in U.S. political history," Trump tweeted, referring to Bill Clinton's past indiscretions.
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"Amazing that Crooked Hillary can do a hit ad on me concerning women when her husband was the WORST abuser of woman in U.S. political history," Trump tweeted, referring to Bill Clinton's past indiscretions.
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This amounts to gaming chaos — nobody really knows what the next guy might be doing, and everyone who should be making decisions that ensure fairness is afraid to punish power players for their indiscretions.
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But plenty of people—her oft-decried enemy the paparazzi, for instance—are more interested in fixating on her various indiscretions, such as an alleged assault last fall that recently landed her in court.
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And as a recent New York Times story detailing the vast network of people complicit in keeping Harvey Weinstein's indiscretions out of the public eye showed, not all of them have a clear conscience.
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As sexual misconduct allegations emerge in Hollywood, Washington D.C., and elsewhere, The Atlantic recently observed that Democrats are having "a reckoning" with Clinton's sexual indiscretions and misconduct allegations...which were conveniently overlooked for years.
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Some are going with the old-fashioned "youthful indiscretions" excuse — as if sexually assaulting someone in high school means it "doesn't count" or doesn't impact a survivor for the rest of that person's life.
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And if the definition of "stupid" is, lacking intelligence or common sense, then judging by Mr. Trump's recorded message on the bus with Billy Bush, among other indiscretions, Mr. Trump must be very stupid.
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He believed that they would admire his courage, recognize the justice of his account, forgive any indiscretions he may have committed, and, freed at last from a stifling hypocrisy, embrace him and the book.
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As accounts of past sexual indiscretions threatened to surface during Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign, the job of stifling potentially damaging stories fell to his longtime lawyer and all-around fixer, Michael D. Cohen.
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And while Mr. Johnson is hounded by questions surrounding his honesty and indiscretions — questions that might damage him in a nationwide contest — the Conservative Party membership seems to view his personality as an asset.
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Black women who choose not to accept men after their indiscretions — at least once — are considered cold, guarded, or lacking the true feminine nature required of a woman who wants a relationship with a man.
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Both had been installed onto Tencent Holdings Ltd's popular messaging service QQ. The indiscretions are similar to ones suffered by Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc, where chatbots used expletives and even created their own language.
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The reason Trump has managed to get away with a truckload of gaffes and indiscretions, any one of which would have destroyed the career of another politician, is precisely because they make up a truckload.
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Many presidents have been elected in spite of their past indiscretions, but unless you have a team of handlers and PR types protecting and spinning your image, you should keep your unsavory past to yourself.
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"The indiscretions, they were done by Bill Clinton, and Trump isn't running against Bill Clinton, which is good for him because Bill Clinton is more popular than Hillary Clinton," said veteran GOP strategist Charlie Black.
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Trump has not entirely untangled himself from the legal impact of a payment made to Stormy Daniels, and judging from the past there is still more about his indiscretions that we probably don't know about.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been investigating the contact by Mr. Weiner, whose political career collapsed a few years ago because of his online indiscretions, with a 15-year-old girl in North Carolina.
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Tiptoeing around the president's indiscretions is one in a suddenly long list of challenges to a relationship that, according to senior State Department officials, Mr. Pompeo would very much like to preserve — and even improve.
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" In case anyone wasn't clear about what he was talking about, after the debate he told reporters, "I'm very happy that I was able to hold back on the indiscretions with respect to Bill Clinton.
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He gives one of the most Drake-ish lines on "Redemption" when he blurts out, "You really gon' spend the winter with another nigga?" before naming off all the supposed indiscretions done to him by exes.
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Pointing to several precedents, the organisation argued that its work policing Mr Trump's emolumental indiscretions diverted its "time, resources and efforts" away from other items on its agenda, including public officials' adherence to campaign-finance laws.
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But their own youthful indiscretions sometimes drew headlines, including underage drinking and an incident in which Hager sent her assigned Secret Service to pick up an intoxicated friend in jail, according to a previous PEOPLE report.
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Nearly one year after Tristan Thompson was exposed for cheating on a pregnant Khloe Kardashian with multiple women — and even after Khloe confirmed yet forgave his indiscretions — the couple was hit with an arguably bigger scandal.
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At the same time, Westheimer said that if your relationship is one you plan to have long into the future, you may at some point have to discuss your indiscretions so your relationship can positively evolve.
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Whether you owe your teenager an apology for past indiscretions or are trying to get ahead of the issue, I think it's fair and kind to promise adolescents a very high degree of confidentiality at home.
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For a player branded "polarizing" for his long rap sheet of indiscretions, Kyrgios has been a galvanizing force in raising funds and awareness as Australia comes to terms with the unprecedented devastation left by the fires.
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Kyrgios, who divides opinions for his long rap sheet of indiscretions, needed all the support he could get from a rowdy partisan crowd at the packed Melbourne Arena, his favorite court at his home Grand Slam.
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Johnson, who is 55 years old and therefore -- at least numerically -- a seasoned adult, rarely expresses a shred of remorse for the myriad slip-ups, indiscretions, and outright lies which have peppered his entire professional career.
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The former Fox host's ouster came weeks after a bombshell New York Times report said O'Reilly and Fox News had paid $13 million to several women who had accused O'Reilly of sexual indiscretions over the years.
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Everything Is Love comes roughly one year after Jay-Z's 220:44 album, the rapper's response to Beyoncé's Lemonade, the album she released in May 2016 detailing her heartbreak and healing from his infidelities and other indiscretions.
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He even admitted to some of his indiscretions in an interview with T: The New York Times Style Magazine, just in case anyone thought that the tea being spilled on Lemonade and 4:44 were just songs.
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Read: Trump just called the accusations against Kavanaugh a "big, fat con job" Trump kicked off a solo press conference Wednesday evening by saying that even George Washington may have had some embarrassing indiscretions in his past.
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And thus, poor Joe finds himself smack in the middle of a conflict between two people who have zero sense of boundaries, and use him as a personal sounding board for their inner thoughts, anxieties, and indiscretions.
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But in a broader "founder friendly" shift in the startup world — one that has increasingly seen boards look the other way at founder indiscretions or mismanagement — Uber's VCs nevertheless sanctioned such maneuverings by going along with them.
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But some of what Democrats see as the Trump administration's past indiscretions on immigration policy also came up — like its now-defunct "zero tolerance policy," which effectively separated undocumented migrant children from their families at the border.
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But Mr. Trump is often drawn instinctively to men who share his indiscretions — and to men he sees as having made a comeback after scandals that could have destroyed them, the way he thinks that he did.
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More recently, Hillary Clinton was judged guilty by association of her husband's sexual indiscretions, and even though investigations into Benghazi and her private email server found no wrongdoing worth criminal prosecution, mantras of "Lock her up!" prevailed.
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That he persisted for so long showed just how far his tribe was willing to go to excuse or dismiss his indiscretions as he fashioned the EPA to suit the needs of fossil fuels, chemical manufacturers, and automakers.
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Susan Collins, John McCain, Lindsay Graham, Ben Sasse, Rob Portman, Jeff Flake, Lisa Murkowski, Cory Gardner, and Dan Sullivan all ended the campaign saying that one or another of Trump's indiscretions made them unable to vote for him.
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Newsom, who was elected lieutenant governor of California in 2010 and re-elected in 2014 and who is now running for governor of the state, was recently asked about his past indiscretions in light of the #MeToo movement.
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While the eldest of the 19 Duggar kids' indiscretions were scrutinized in the public eye, a number of family members have spoken to PEOPLE about coping with the bombshell revelations and how the scandal has changed their lives.
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Within this context, Lomas is another example of a woman who's been forced to pay for someone else's alleged indiscretions—especially as a woman of color who rose to prominence in a domain that skews white and male.
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Despite these past incidents, schools from coast to coast haven't appeared to learn their lessons, proving that history repeats itself and past racial indiscretions will continue to rear their heads… and now what does that remind us of?
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But I secretly hoped that he was the same as me, that his chest also simmered with hidden indiscretions, and that the speed with which we slept together was as typical for him as it was for me.
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Recently, executives from companies including SoFi, Uber, and Google returned to positions of power at different tech companies following credible allegations and investigations into sexual misconduct, as some employers and investors have decided to look beyond past indiscretions.
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It is hard enough for ordinary, decent people, aware of their shortcomings and capable of shame, to contemplate a career in politics; why would they ever do so if the statute of limitations on past indiscretions never expires?
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It's the fact that injunctions—often a crucial tool in the administration of justice—are widely being misused by celebrities to cover up their personal indiscretions that has people seriously considering the place of the courts in such matters.
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The TV group is in pole position for winning the broadcasting rights for the Russia 2300 soccer world championship, Il Sole 225 Ore reported, citing market indiscretions, and adding that a result should be announced in the next days.
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Belief in vengeful gods who punish populations for their indiscretions, such as failing to perform a ritual sacrifice or an angry thunderbolt response to a direct insult, are endemic in human history (what the researchers call "broad supernatural punishment").
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Appeasing the Russian bear by giving it sanctions relief and ignoring its previous indiscretions will not bring Putin back into the comity of nations but, instead, will reinforce his view that hostility to the West is the right path.
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The sport's body said in a statement on Monday that it had accepted an apology from Smith but "reiterated that this type of behavior is not acceptable and Louis is fully aware of the consequences of any further indiscretions".
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Sexual indiscretions, regrettable financial missteps, or just severe lapses in judgement—we all have at least one gnarly secret buried deep down in the depths of our souls, things we'd die of embarrassment if our loved ones found out.
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Donald J. Trump unleashed a slashing new attack on Hillary Clinton over Bill Clinton's sexual indiscretions on Friday as he sought to put the Clintons' relationship at the center of his political argument against her before their next debate.
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Along with Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, and John Conyers Jr., the House's longest-serving lawmaker, Mr. Franks was the third member of Congress to step down this week amid multiple accusations of sexual harassment, abuse or indiscretions.
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Facing a challenge from Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, many Conservative Party lawmakers seem ready to overlook Mr. Johnson's past indiscretions and colorful private life in the hope that he can deliver Brexit and then win a future general election.
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If this is true, it could mean that, thanks to Mr. Weiner's well-chronicled indiscretions and possibly illegal Internet proclivities, the FBI may have found a whole new batch of electronic communications to comb for evidence of classified information or corruption.
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In an embarrassing gaffe that still pales in comparison to his multitude of indiscretions, the Asahi Shimbun newspaper reported Trump himself had asked Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to nominate him for the award, a claim Abe refused to deny.
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Throughout the upcoming awards season, rooms and theaters will be packed with people who have worked with Harvey Weinstein, people who continue to work with Woody Allen, and people who might be hiding their own indiscretions or history as bystanders.
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Trump's approach would be perfectly reasonable but for the fact that the "scandals" he has resurfaced have all been either roundly debunked or, in the case of Hillary supposedly enabling Bill's sexual indiscretions, merited no respectful hearing to begin with.
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The public's perception of Jay Z and Beyoncé as the barometer for successful Hollywood couples was quickly shattered by the post-Met Gala elevator brawl in 2014, when Bey's little sister Solange was rumored to be furious over the rapper's indiscretions.
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In the good old days, stars got arrested, relaxed in the Malibu rehab of their choice, and sat beside Diane Sawyer, begging for forgiveness for whichever one of their drunken indiscretions had made the cover of Star or US Weekly.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Al Franken of Minnesota, in an emotional speech on the Senate floor, announced on Thursday that he would resign from Congress, the most prominent figure in a growing list of lawmakers felled by charges of sexual harassment or indiscretions.
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However, Mr. Farenthold has acknowledged that Congress paid $84,000 to settle a claim filed in 2014 by his former communications director, Lauren Greene, who alleged that he told another aide that he had "sexual fantasies" about her, among other indiscretions.
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Also striking was a jab at Leonardo DiCaprio's taste for younger women, thrown out there as a charming fact about the actor — like "Oh right that's his thing"— in the same sentence as Prince Andrew's alleged indiscretions with Jeffrey Epstein.
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"The world is focusing on Pruitt and his indiscretions, but they're minuscule when you look at the impact of that change" on decision-making, said Chris Zarba, who quit this year as coordinator of two of the agency's science advisory panels.
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The embattled scientist is reportedly living under armed guard at a state-owned apartment in Shenzhen, China, according to geneticist Robin Lovell-Badge of the Francis Crick Institute in London, who now worries that He could face the death penalty for his indiscretions.
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In the wake of a leaked recording that revealed Zuckerberg on a war footing as he prepared for a possible Warren presidency, the Democratic frontrunner has brought up Facebook's indiscretions seemingly every day, whether it's on Twitter, on Facebook, or at political rallies.
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He evaded answering a question about whether Bill Clinton's indiscretions were a legitimate topic and a (rather odd) follow-up question about whether Hillary Clinton was "an enabler of sexual misconduct", by talking about American's Judeo-Christian roots and railing against secular progressives.
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Leading reform efforts takes a toll on hard-working people in Baltimore, on the officers risking their lives yet scrutinized due to the indiscretions of a few, on the taxpayers trying to figure out the right way to go and on me.
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Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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Although mainstream publishers allowed the risqué novels to circulate, due to the strict obscenity laws of the time, the female characters had to be punished for their indiscretions and offenses against heteronormativity in order for the books to make it to print.
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Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past two decades.
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And there is this: After his fiancée broke up with him, alleging indiscretions, he posted images of a sonogram on Facebook to support his claim that he was the one who ended the relationship because, he said, she had aborted their twins.
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The late Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis revealed to her close friend Carly Simon that not only was she aware of husband John F. Kennedy's marital indiscretions, she was "unbothered" by them, Simon writes in new memoir Touched by the Sun: My Friendship with Jackie.
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"I didn't see any fallback on poor judgment or indiscretions," Admiral Pybus said, adding that he had heard Mr. Zinke also did well in another Navy job, as the second-ranking officer (and briefly acting commander) of the main SEAL training center.
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In a room full of Conservatives loyal to his campaign who groaned when journalists brought up lists of past indiscretions, including a report he had taken cocaine, Johnson repeatedly sidestepped questions, using his trademark colourful metaphors and language to change the subject.
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Which is to say that a deeply inexperienced, siloed and yes-men management and a culture crack-addicted to breaking the rules, even the good ones, has led to a variety of indiscretions and outright bad behavior that have gone unchecked for far too long.
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Ann Curry has finally spoken up about the recent firing of her former colleague Matt Lauer, and her comments confirm what we already suspected: Curry was aware of Lauer's indiscretions, although she won't reveal what happened when she was ousted from NBC in 2012.
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More than once, I found myself making a choice I didn't really want to — like punishing a young maiden for my husband's indiscretions — because it meant I'd be able to play just a little bit longer and potentially discover a new character or plot twist.
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Linda Greenhouse So Bill Clinton appears well on his way back to the White House (albeit in a different capacity) while Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel who pursued him and his sexual indiscretions all the way to his impeachment, is out of a job.
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The problem is that the so-called indiscretions are as characteristic of their work and worldview as their more reasonable sounding output — but pointing that out can be portrayed, by people like Weinstein, as evidence of intolerance, of refusing to listen to the other side.
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I won't recount Facebook's indiscretions here—many of my WIRED colleges have mapped the chaos since news first broke that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica mined personal data from 87 million users across the social network—but it is helpful to understand the extent of the carnage.
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Even as Kavanaugh has categorically denied Ford's claims, some of his supporters have chosen instead to say that even if they are true — that is, even if he is lying — they are the kind of youthful indiscretions that shouldn't matter when considering a Supreme Court nominee.
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The former representative of Minnesota's 6th congressional district also defended the Trump campaign's decision to invite three women who have accused Bill Clinton of inappropriate sexual behavior to Sunday's second presidential debate, saying it was important to remind young voters of the former president's past indiscretions.
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In an election year when Bill Clinton's policies and personal indiscretions have faced intense scrutiny, Hillary Clinton is beginning to shape the role her husband would play in her administration, zeroing in on economic growth and job creation as crucial missions for the former president. Mrs.
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Let's ask ourselves why we are quick to forgive some people for their indiscretions but not others; why we dismiss some late-night texts and tweets as inconsequential but not others; why we assume the best intent on our side but the worst in the other.
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In one of the many related reports, a German news station aired a clip to illustrate the kind of indiscretions going down right under Linden Lab's nose: a scene that involved a young girl naked and on top of an older bald man in his bedroom.
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Between putting up with her husband Wayne's repeated indiscretions (which have been widely reported in the media) and being a hands-on mum to four boys, Ms. Rooney has also released a fitness DVD, been a style adviser for Littlewoods and even had a magazine column.
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There&aposs a major chance your friend and ex won&apost forgive you for your indiscretions if you or Mr. Manipulation tell them, so I suggest you prepare yourself for the worst-case scenario and treat what you&aposve been through and comes next as learning experiences.
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The new Amazon series "Fearless" is a solid, atmospheric but unsurprising exercise in a British perennial: the old-boy's-club conspiracy thriller, in which an ordinary bloke discovers that the aristocrats and technocrats who run the country will go to murderous lengths to cover up their indiscretions.
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But, he also stressed his Christian faith and the important role it plays in his life, and I think, in doing so, gave those Republican and Independent voters who are uncomfortable with Donald Trump's past moral indiscretions and opulent lifestyle a reason to support to the GOP ticket.
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Luann D'Agostino may be insisting that Tom D'Agostino was faithful to her during their 7-month marriage and that his infidelities had nothing to do with their split — but three weeks before she announced her divorce, her Real Housewives of New York City costars warned her about Tom's indiscretions.
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Multiple institutions — including the Government Accountability Office, the EPA's inspector general, the House Oversight Committee, and the White House — are investigating Pruitt's indiscretions, including his first class luxury travel, a sweetheart housing deal with a lobbyist, and his use of a loophole to get raises for two close aides.
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As much comic energy as Stewart ever expended in eviscerating politicians of the right, which was mother's milk to his audience he had more than enough left over to rain satirical fire down on what he perceived as the indiscretions and pretensions of the media, mostly of the TV variety.
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Ailes also reportedly used Fox's budget to quietly settle harassment claims, hide his indiscretions, and spy on his enemies — including reporters like Sherman, who has broken scoop after scoop about the Fox controversy for New York Magazine, and whose 2014 biography of Ailes also outlined Ailes's creepy behavior toward women.
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The Conservative Party chooses its leader; thus his strategy must be to go to the people, to create a wave of support and belief in his capacity to rouse the country behind him, which would make doubts about his grasp of policy, his past indiscretions and his increasing tendency to create shock irrelevant.
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But Orange is smart in how it shows that Piper's indiscretions — like using drugs while she's on parole — lead to far lesser consequences for her than they do for, say, the character of Maritza, who discovers she was brought to the US illegally as a child and disappears into the ICE detention system.
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"Since Judge Kavanaugh's hearing, when we were taking a magnifying glass to his high school yearbook, that seems to be the way things go around here now ... to criticize people for maybe some of their youthful indiscretions or opinions they expressed back then that are not particularly politically correct today," said Sen.
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The lawyers, people familiar with the internal discussions say, are reminding White House aides and the president that the stakes are higher now that a special counsel and Congress are scrutinizing their every move, that small indiscretions could turn into bigger issues, and that they have to follow rules they don't like.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, over Mr. Clinton's indiscretions, moreover, it had become clear that she needed a circuit breaker in the form of a more robust counterassault — and one that she could deliver herself, rather than relying on surrogates to deal the most forceful blows to Mr. Trump on her behalf.
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Mr. Starr's investigation confirmed that Mr. Clinton had a sexual relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky despite the president's denials under oath and efforts to coach other potential witnesses to hide his indiscretions during a lawsuit brought by Paula Corbin Jones, a former Arkansas state worker who accused him of sexual harassment when he was governor.
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Prosecutors alleged the ongoing abuse was delivered as punishment for minor indiscretions, such as failing to do chores or stealing food, WSB-TV reports The children's surviving brother, 11, who has cerebral palsy, allegedly told police he was forced to hit Mary with a frying pan after she took some of the specialized food he requires.
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Yet by personally broaching topics like Bill Clinton's marital indiscretions and the conspiracy theories surrounding the suicide of Vincent W. Foster Jr., a Clinton White House aide, Donald J. Trump is again defying the norms of presidential politics and fashioning his own outrageous style — one that has little use for a middleman, let alone usual ideas about dignity.
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I, at least, am still figuring what to do with the photographs of her backstage in Cleveland on Friday, watching an elated Hillary Clinton beaming up at Jay Z, knowing that his alleged infidelity inspired his wife's most recent work of art, and that Mr. Clinton's indiscretions inspired Beyoncé's biologically mystifying use of "Monica Lewinsky" as a verb.
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Their alleged new-found puritanical stance does not comport with their decades of silence, particularly when it came to former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's indiscretions.
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This includes the "questionable interpretation" by DOJ and FBI officials of the law surrounding mishandling of classified information, Comey's draft letter exonerating Clinton weeks before he had interviewed her, "indiscretions" involving FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page that were "not handled appropriately at the time FBI management learned of them," as well as ties between top FBI officials and the Clintons.
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The rigorously enforced silence about sex that leaves young girls vulnerably ignorant; the insistence on absolute obedience that empowers predators; the mind-set that grants men the power to dominate and women the duty to submit, and that excuses the indiscretions of men even as it blames girls for their sinful provocations — these are common to all forms of fundamentalist religions.
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Clinton famously got himself into trouble for giving access to the Lincoln Bedroom within the second-floor residence to well-heeled donors, and he fell into trouble in other ways when he left the residence — such as his sexual indiscretions with White House intern Monica Lewinsky in the West Wing that made him only the second U.S. president to get impeached.
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But as Vox's Alex Ward points out, the US has a lot more to be angry about: Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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But Scott Pruitt and Ben Carson have committed greater indiscretions and still have their jobs, so an alternative narrative has emerged: Shulkin was ousted because he didn't support the privatization of the VA. With Shulkin out, many fear, conservative forces in the Trump administration and at the VA will now push hard to privatize veterans' healthcare, something most major veterans group in the US oppose.
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But as Vox's Alex Ward points out, the US has a lot more to be angry about than just the trade imbalance: Among other indiscretions, Beijing has stolen US technological and personnel secrets for its own advantage, antagonized US allies in the South China Sea, killed or imprisoned more than a dozen American informants, and taken millions of US jobs over the past 15 years.
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There are nuggets scattered throughout for cinephiles and classic Hollywood aficionados, but also things that recall today's Hollywood: discussions of various characters' whispered indiscretions and violent pasts that nobody dares to act on; the small screen threatening to overtake the big screen; young people with different tastes and morals than their elders; cheap knock-offs and factory-line productions imitating earlier, groundbreaking films, that are churned out to make fast bucks.
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Liberals were incredibly forgiving of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's long list of personal indiscretions, priding priding themselves on seeing the world in shades of gray, not in the black and white simpleton thinking of people like Trump supporters.
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Although VA Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE's travel indiscretions pale in comparison to other members of the Trump cabinet, such as recently-resigned Health and Human Services Secretary Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PricePress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank 'I alone can fix it,' Trump said, but has he?
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To boil that down and spare you the back and forth, Huffington thinks Kalanick has paid the price for his numerous indiscretions and management mishaps as leader of Uber, by agreeing to the forced departure of key confidants like Emil Michael; accepting the recommendations of an internal investigation into Uber's toxic culture; and taking an unspecified leave of absence to contemplate "Travis 2.0" (which also includes much-needed time to recover personally from the recent tragic death of his mother).
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