"After the sexual scandal, Clinton should have resigned: Monica Lewinsky."

 "After the sexual scandal, Clinton should have resigned: Monica Lewinsky."

Monica Lewinsky's statement about Bill Clinton's resignation comes from her reflections on the events surrounding the 1998 scandal, in which she was involved. Lewinsky, a former White House intern, became the central figure in a sexual affair with then-President Bill Clinton. The scandal led to Clinton’s impeachment by the U.S. House of Representatives on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice, although he was acquitted by the Senate and remained in office.

Lewinsky has spoken openly about the scandal and its aftermath in various interviews and writings. In recent years, she has reflected critically on the situation, saying that Clinton's actions were inappropriate, and she even suggested that, in retrospect, it might have been more appropriate for him to have resigned following the scandal. She has also discussed the immense personal and public fallout she experienced as a result of the affair, including intense media scrutiny and a tarnished public image.

While Lewinsky has since become an advocate for anti-bullying and social justice, her comments about Clinton’s potential resignation reflect her complex feelings about how the affair and the subsequent events were handled, both personally and politically.