If something is illegal in one state, but you do the same thing in a different state, you aren't breaking the law.
Even back when I was 30, or 32, there's no way I would have "dated" a 16 year old, even if we stuck to the literal, as opposed to euphemistic, meaning of the word, but I have a hard time getting all outraged about it. There are lots of sexual activities that some people really enjoy that I have no intention of ever doing. I just can't find it in myself to get up in arms about them. If you think it is outrageous that people have sex with sixteen year olds, lobby for a law making it illegal to have sex with sixteen year olds.
If not, meh. I find it creepy. I suppose most people do.
The 14 year old is a separate case. I was only addressing the characterization of those over the age of consent as "victims". Of what?
No. I might have said something like "tacky", or maybe even "creepy", but no. Personal business.
Now, there were other allegations that were far more serious, because they involved non-consensual activities, but those were allegations. Substantiate them, and I would condemn Bill Clinton.
Remember the House of Representatives intern scandal? Gerry Studds and Dan Crane discovered to be boinking teenage interns. I shrugged my shoulders. No law against it. Studds got reelected. Crane, who was my congressman at the time, was defeated. Like Moore, Crane was a big "family values" guy. (That was the buzzword at the time.) The hypocrisy was what did him in.