Monica Lewinsky trolled for voting Kamala Harris in US election 2024: 'Party that called her a who*e'

Monica Lewinsky

's 9-word post on X went viral and she got viciously trolled as she urged people to vote on November 5, the Election Day. "PLEASE VOTE! (preferably like I did for harris/walz)" Monica wrote posting a photo of herself showing that she already cast her vote. Social media users called her stupid and a victim of Stockholm syndrome and reminded her that the Democrat party called her a whore after her infamous scandal with then-president Bill Clinton broke out.
About 25 years ago, Lewinsky was an intern at the White House and Bill Clinton was accused of having sexual relations with her. 51-year-old Lewinsky is an activist now and has spoken extensively about how she was bullied after that episode and how scathed she was. The trolling came back again on Monday as the activist announced her endorsement of Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
When the scandal broke, Lewinsky agreed to immunity from prosecution with the attorney general and provided definitive proof of her intimate relationship with the president -- a dress stained with Clinton's semen. "I did have a relationship with Miss Lewinsky that was not appropriate," Clinton had to admit later though he denied the relationship initially.

"Stockholm syndrome after being sexually assaulted by her democrat captors," one user wrote in her reply.
"lol she voted for the party that called her a whore," another wrote.
"You're voting for the party that destroyed your life? You're an idiot," a third user wrote.
"You voting for the party that destroyed your life is kind stupid," a post read.
"Sticking with the party that destroyed you. Makes sense," another read.
"You voted for the party that covered up your sexual assault? What a slimeball," a comment read.
According to polls, the Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump race is a dead heat. The final NYT/Sienna polls in the battleground state revealed Trump is ahead only in Arizona and Michigan while Harris is ahead in Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. The battle is even in Pennsylvania.