The Clinton Foundation has recently advertised for positions within the personal offices of former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sparking a notable reaction online, particularly from conservative commentators.
One posting seeks a paid "Special Projects Associate" for Bill Clinton's office, requiring a bachelor's degree and involving executive support, communications, and project management. Another lists an unpaid internship for Hillary Clinton's office, focusing on research, scheduling, briefing memos, and event support. Both descriptions emphasize the need for a high level of "discretion."
Critics have pointed to the differing titles for similar roles – "intern" for Hillary Clinton and "associate" for Bill Clinton – and the emphasis on discretion. Several online comments alluded to the scandal involving Bill Clinton and a White House intern in the late 1990s. The discussions frequently referenced Monica Lewinsky, who was a 22-year-old intern when her relationship with President Clinton began in 1995.
Some commentators suggested that individuals applying for these positions should exercise caution, with one posting a comment advising, "If Bill Clinton asks you to do a special project, say no."
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Clinton Foundation and Monica Lewinsky for comment regarding the job postings and the online reaction.