William Styron argues that a complicity between the public and the media has generated an ignoble voyeurism so pervasive that we have never permitted a candidate like Bill Clinton to proclaim with fury that his sex life, past and present, is nobody's business but his own.
William Styron believes the media has helped the people force politicians to account for their personal activities.  
mnli hypothesis: William Styron believes the media has helped the people force politicians to account for their personal activities.   premise: William Styron argues that a complicity between the public and the media has generated an ignoble voyeurism so pervasive that we have never permitted a candidate like Bill Clinton to proclaim with fury that his sex life, past and present, is nobody's business but his own.