Despite President Bush's campaign pledge to heal the country's divisions over Clinton-era controversies, the administration has been doling out top legal posts to former deputies of Kenneth Starr and other conservative lawyers who helped fuel the Clinton impeachment effort. The president is reportedly set to offer a seat on the nation's second most important court to Associate White House Counsel Brett Kavanaugh, an author of the "Starr Report" on President Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Kavanaugh, who would be at least the fourth Starr deputy to be nominated to the federal bench, is being criticized by liberal groups for what...