Hillary Clinton wants nothing to do with Monica Lewinsky, and isn’t going to address the former intern’s recent bombshell admissions about her affair with Bill Clinton.

As she is prepping for a possible presidential run, her husband’s mistress from the 90s resurfaced recently and broke her silence about the affair that almost brought down an entire administration, but as Hillary gears up for a potential campaign she is refusing to talk about the tawdry relationship.

But the former First Lady is not opening old wounds about the cigar-antics that rocked her marriage and in a new interview dismissed Lewinsky’s latest attempt to garner press about her affair with Bill.

When asked by People magazine if she had read Lewinsky’s Vanity Fair essay where the now 40-year-old said “Sure, my boss took advantage of me, but I will always remain firm on this point: it was a consensual relationship,” Hillary said “No.”

“I dealt with all of that in my book Living History,” Hillary told the magazine, skirting the topic and the revelations made by Lewinsky.

“That was a long time ago. I certainly have moved on.”

In February a diary of a long-time friend of Hillary’s was published and it claimed that Bill’s w