In the last year of the twentieth century, then US President Clinton broke the sex scandal known as the "zipper door", and was impeached by Congress, becoming the third president in US history to be impeached.
Another protagonist of "Zipper Door" is a White House intern named Monica Lewinsky, and although Clinton initially firmly denied that they had a relationship, she eventually had to apologize to the public for her misconduct in the face of the facts.
According to currently public information, Clinton and Lewinsky had 10 sexual relations in the White House, spanning nearly two years.
Clinton is not the first U.S. president to be talked about for his "affair", as early as the 1950s and 1960s, when U.S. President John F. Kennedy had an extramarital affair, compared to Clinton, it can be said that it was more than that.
Born in 1917, John F. Kennedy is of Irish descent from a wealthy family. In 1960, Kennedy was successfully elected as the 35th president of the United States, only 43 years old, which is when a man is most energetic, which can be described as young and promising.
Kennedy's handsome appearance and the daring that emanated from his body fascinated the American people at that time. His wife, Jacqueline Kennedy, was also a moving woman who led the way in American fashion for a while.
In 1953, Jacqueline, who had just turned 24, became the wife of John F. Kennedy, who was 12 years older than herself. Although she also came from an aristocratic family, compared with the Kennedy family, Jacqueline's original family is already in decline.
Jacqueline's father worked as a securities broker, was of mixed descent from French and Irish, and under the influence of her father, Jacqueline was also fluent in French.
Jacqueline's mother is not an ordinary person, she was once an Olympic equestrian champion, and gave Jacqueline a noble temperament and a love of sports and art.
In secondary school, Jacqueline attended Farmington High School, and like all other aristocratic and wealthy girls, in this prestigious aristocratic school, Jacqueline received a comprehensive, continuous, systematic aristocratic education, including the study of ballet and ballroom dance.
It was also here that Jacqueline recognized her expertise and immersed herself in poetry, painting, and swimming in the ocean of classical Romantic literature.
When she met Kennedy, Jacqueline was a fledgling journalist, but her elegant and noble temperament, quite layered conversation and indirectness, made Kennedy very fascinated.
The combination of the two is considered a match made in heaven, and Jacqueline's charm is becoming increasingly well known to the public when assisting her husband in her campaign. She doesn't want to be just a vase next to her husband, "I'm going to conquer America with John" was her impressive assist in her campaign speech.
After becoming the "first lady" of the United States, she also fulfilled her original vows. Whether it is internal activities or external international exchanges, Jacqueline has left a good impression on the world.
After becoming the first lady, her every word and deed, and even dress, has been interpreted as the "image of the United States", and many critics believe that in Jacqueline's exquisitely tailored and concise overall style, it profoundly alludes to the international and youthful governance tone of Mr. President, and also marks a new stage of elegant culture in the White House culture.
Zhang Ailing said that life is like a gorgeous robe, which is crawling with lice. Although he is in a high position and has no worries about food and clothing, he still inevitably encounters the troubles and challenges of life, the first of which is the married life of Kennedy and Jacqueline.
The young and handsome Kennedy is quite popular with women, coupled with the supreme political status of "president of the United States", many women are willing to take the initiative to give hugs.
And this brother of the Kennedy family is not a righteous gentleman, Yanagishita Hui, not only can not sit still, but will take the initiative to attack.
According to statistics, there are now known women who have admitted to having a relationship with Kennedy, there are as many as ten people, and the White House even calls these women Mr. President's spiritual soothing, the most famous of which is the American star Marilyn Monroe.
Speaking of Monroe, she is recognized as a sexy goddess worldwide. To this day, her classic style is still being imitated and interpreted by posterity.
Monroe and Kennedy's acquaintance began as early as when Kennedy was a state legislator, and there have been rumors that Monroe and the Kennedy brothers were dating at the same time. At that time, Kennedy and Jacqueline were already married.
Monroe's relationship with Kennedy remained mysterious until 1961, when Monroe attended a major banquet hosted by Kennedy's brother-in-law, Lawford, as Kennedy's companion.
Because Jacqueline was not present, the two became even more brazen and openly flirted, as if they were a couple with excellent feelings. Monroe was also immersed in this extramarital affair, and in the later stages, Monroe would even call the White House late at night, just to tell Kennedy about her heart.
Sometimes, Monroe would wear a wig, sunglasses, wear a professional suit, disguise herself as a White House secretary, and come and go around Kennedy. According to White House staff, Monroe once called Jacqueline directly, like most third parties, asking Jacqueline and Kennedy to divorce and give up the position of "first lady" in the White House.
Jacqueline didn't say much, telling Monroe that it wasn't hard to be Kennedy's wife, but it wasn't easy to be the "first lady" of the United States, and she welcomed Monroe to take over her first lady duties.
Being a lover is okay, being a wife is not, whether it is from the perspective of political future or international influence, Kennedy will not easily divorce.
After the desperate pursuit of Monroe, Kennedy gradually cooled down after the passion period, not to mention that she had 9 other young and beautiful relatives with different styles.
Another reason why the relationship between Monroe and Kennedy is curious is that public opinion suspects that Kennedy's assassination is related to Monroe.
Shortly after Kennedy's assassination, Monroe, who was only 36 years old, was suddenly found dead at home, taking an overdose of sleeping pills.
Disappearing with Monroe's death, there is a notebook that records Monroe's life and communication, which she herself has become a "secret diary".
To this day, the investigation into Monroe's death is still a secret document and is not completely open to the public, which further exacerbates the suspicion that she is related to Kennedy's death.
For some reason, Jacqueline seemed to have accepted and acquiesced to her husband's infidelity, and when she took a friend on a tour of the White House, she once introduced in French to someone who had an affair with her husband, "This is the girl who slept with my husband", and it was not clear whether it was a joke or a sadness.
What is even more sad is that Kennedy once said in front of Jacqueline, "I want this girl", which made Jacqueline angry.
However, Jacqueline still has illusions about this marriage, the feelings between their husbands and wives, and Jacqueline once told her friends that if her husband can change his mind, maybe they can still be an ordinary couple.
However, in fact, around Kennedy, in addition to Marilyn Monroe, there are 9 lovers with names and surnames, including white house interns who are close to the water tower and the moon, european goddesses in foreign countries, and international spies who are poor daggers.
Mimi Alford was one of them, and after being favored by Kennedy, she got an internship position at the White House Press Center, and began to accompany Kennedy to several swimsuit parties, traveled to several countries, and finally obtained the status of a regular white house employee.
In 2003, nearly half a century later, Mimi Alford generously admitted her extramarital affair with President John F. Kennedy in front of reporters, and in the years that followed, through interviews and memoirs, she continued to consume this disdainful emotion.
In her memoirs, she chronicled in detail the countless crazy parties Kennedy had taken her to, and on one occasion, Kennedy even delivered an aphrodisiac to her, scaring her into fleeing.
Of Kennedy's lovers, the most dangerous was the Danish journalist Inga Awad. They met in 1941, although Kennedy was only 24 years old and not yet married, but this time he acted as a third party, because Awad was married.
More worryingly, Awad was suspected by the U.S. military of being a Nazi spy. Kennedy, who was in the army, was in danger of coming into contact with such a person, so the military transferred him to South Carolina.
Unexpectedly, Ahwad followed close behind and also came to South Carolina. In the military's surveillance file, the two were recorded hanging out in a hotel and hardly going out for three days.
In the days that followed, Kennedy came into contact with hollywood female stars, the mistresses of New York gangsters and other women, as if he regarded himself as the king of the European Middle Ages, although there was a legitimate queen, he was still proud of collecting mistresses, as if in this way, he could better reflect his masculine charm.
Although Kennedy has been ancient, his affair is still mentioned by posterity, and even as a background for studying the relevant policies during his administration in the United States, it has become a footnote to analyze his personality characteristics.
In 2010, Kennedy's handwritten letter to his Swedish mistress, which was put on public auction, caused a stir in the Western world. Although Jacqueline died of illness in 1994, she had to remain tied to Kennedy.
And the women who are used as "fragrances to ease the tension of the president" do not know whether they are lucky or unlucky. When the years pass and people are old and yellow, I don't know if there will be some regrets.
Text/Zhao Helan