When you put someone's willie in your mouth, do you think you're having sexual relations with them? Let's leave the brilliant legal minds out of it and go to someone with doubtless extensive experience.
He was telling the truth. A bj is not having sex. Drove the haters crazy back then and will drive them crazy again if they are dumb enough to try and use it again. Sexual relations has a well defined legal definition and bj's are not included in it. Now, maybe you will comprehend why he was called Slick Willie. He tricked the public by telling the truth a certain way. He was not lying.
A BLOW JOB isn't SEX, what is it, a ******* HOT DOG????? Please POST link to a BLOW JOB NOT A SEX ACT....Hell Fugly gets a quarter a shot, on her corner for those!
You and your cohort rustic are too stupid to comprehend what Clinton was doing, but for the sake of intelligent people I will offer this.
Clinton was careful to use the phrase "sexual relations". He did no say he did not have a sex act. Sexual relations have a legal definition and Clinton used the definition that sexual relations require coitus, sexual intercourse. According to this definition, fondling and oral sex do not come under the definition of "sexual relations". The confusion arises and the controversy occurs because many dictionaries give different definitions. Clinton however, used the interpretation accepted in the legal arena.
What Clinton did was give an answer that was literally true, but non-responsive. Did he have sex by indulging in a sex act, yes, but that was not the question or the video response Clinton was giving. Clinton was a lawyer and even taught some law classes. He would have been familiar with the SCOTUS ruling in Bronston vs. United States that allowed respondents to answer questions in non-responsive ways if not asked for a specific literal answer. Attorneys eventually demanded those literal answers and he was obligated to give accurate answers, but as for the video being promoted in this thread, Clinton was technically telling the truth. He "...did not have sexual relations with that woman...".
scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3457&context=cklawreview
People are free to accept the rants of hateful knuckleheads who have reputations as pathological liars, or they can believe some guy who writes legal briefs at a law school and the SCOTUS.
I provided a link that gives a scholarly and academic review of the difference between a sex act and the legal definition of a sexual relationship. I tried to bring the discussion onto an academic level. Obviously, you are more comfortable with the gutter and just being your old crude low information self. I figured small caliber folks like you would find the link I provided too complicated and academic to deal with.