[E. Pluribus Unum]

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Suspect Mr. Starr was far too fond of life on this side of the grass to pursue an indictment.

[tomkat]

Thanks for nothing, Ken   :-\

[Jolla]

Mom baby-sat little Kenny Starr back in the late 1940s she was 17 in Vernon Texas.

[clearcarbon]

“[P]roving that someone knowingly lied when they said ‘I don’t recall’ or ‘I don’t remember’ is extremely difficult, especially if that person is the First Lady,”

[adorno]

In the multi-verse system, Starr pulls the trigger in one universe, and decides against it in another.

We live in the universe where Starr failed to do the right thing. In that other universe where he did pull the trigger, Hillary wore orange in prison for 10 years, and then, democrats still nominated her to run for president some time later, and she won. In this universe, we eventually won, but so did she against Starr and against goodness.

[conservative98]

Too little,too late.

[Vinnie]

Yaaaaawn.

[ReaganGeneration2]

[Intolerant in NJ]

Former independent counsel Ken Starr writes in his new memoir that he considered -- but ultimately abandoned -- the idea of perjury charges against then-first lady Hillary Clinton after her “preposterous” deposition with investigators in 1995...no charges for Whitewater - no charges for Benghazi - no charges for Uranium to Russia - no charges for a hacked private server used for government business - woulda, coulda, shoulda - this is sickening - it's got to stop somewhere - not even Mrs. Clinton is above the law.......

[Revel]

How many people here believe that Vince Foster committed suicide in the park?

[al baby]

But no reasonable prosecutor would.... oh never mind

[Albion Wilde]

"At several points in the memoir, he referenced then-associate Brett Kavanaugh, the current Supreme Court nominee who once worked for Starr on the Clinton investigation. He writes of the report they produced on Foster’s death, saying it was 'drafted primarily' by Kavanaugh, 'a key member of our brain trust.' He also refers to Kavanaugh as the 'chief wordsmith' as his team drafted the so-called 'Starr Report' detailing the findings of its investigation into Clinton."

No wonder Clinton/Soros have been so generously supporting the "resistance" to, and demonstrations at, Kavanaugh's hearings. May God protect him and his family.

[1Old Pro]

He basically said he lied but he didn’t think he could prove it effectively.

[uncbob]

His report did result in Clinton’s Impeachment which the GOP leadership BLEW

Read the book SELL OUT

[kiryandil]

Translation into peasantspeak:

"Peasants Get Prison"

[bmwcyle]

Shoulda, coulda, woulda, so what?

[morphing libertarian]

when the file showed up on her coffee table she should have gone to prison. When she had 900 FBI files transferred to her office in the WH, she should have gone t prison. This criminal has gotten away with not longer than john Gotti did.