Ken Starr is dead

[Anonymous]

Despite being busy defending opponents of same-sex marriage and private military contractors, Starr found plenty of ways to return to the world of sexual impropriety. With his plethora of connections to George W. Bush’s administration, Starr joined Jeffrey Epstein’s legal team and played a crucial part in pressuring the Justice Department to drop its sex-trafficking case against the billionaire. For his efforts, Starr helped his client secure the infamous sweetheart deal that landed him in prison for just 18 months and effectively ensured him immunity from future prosecution.

Good job, Kenny!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I see all the LWNJs who were chomping at the bit to denigrate a dead man are now enthusiastically and rabidly spewing their bile. I guess DCUM is cheaper than therapy.

Starr made it rather easy. He had a penchant for protecting sexual predators.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

I didn't follow politics 20 and 25 years ago but what he did at Baylor was lowest of the low disgraceful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I didn’t agree with any of KS’s political positions and the impeachment of Clinton was like a satire written by Oscar Wilde … however, I met him in real life and to be fair he was quite charming and spoke with nuance. I think he genuinely believed in the morality of his positions.

Sure, he had despicable character... but woohoo he was so charming! How American!

I said he was nuanced, something you seen to struggle with. I said I disagreed with all his positions but was surprised he was thoughtful in reaching decision I totally disagreed with - and pleasant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I didn't follow politics 20 and 25 years ago but what he did at Baylor was lowest of the low disgraceful.

+1 Fitting that he died there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see all the LWNJs who were chomping at the bit to denigrate a dead man are now enthusiastically and rabidly spewing their bile. I guess DCUM is cheaper than therapy.

Starr made it rather easy. He had a penchant for protecting sexual predators.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some local flavor: Starr and his wife sent a letter vouching for the great character of a teacher at their daughter’s school who had been molesting students there for years. They wanted him to get community service instead of the 43 years in prison he got.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/crime/former-potomac-school-teacher-to-be-sentenced-in-decades-old-molestations/2013/10/17/b41ba620-3743-11e3-80c6-7e6dd8d22d8f_story.html

OMG

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see all the LWNJs who were chomping at the bit to denigrate a dead man are now enthusiastically and rabidly spewing their bile. I guess DCUM is cheaper than therapy.

Starr made it rather easy. He had a penchant for protecting sexual predators.

+1 He also took his sweet time reviewing all of the evidence against Senator Bob Packwood. It really is a throughline.
https://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/08/us/congress-winds-down-senate-investigation-packwood-lagging-panel-reports.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see all the LWNJs who were chomping at the bit to denigrate a dead man are now enthusiastically and rabidly spewing their bile. I guess DCUM is cheaper than therapy.

Starr made it rather easy. He had a penchant for protecting sexual predators.

That’s it in a nutshell. Kavanaugh swore to get vengeance, too. Just the kind of even-keeled mind we need on the highest court* in the land.

*now disgraced and deeply illegitimate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rest In Peace. Wonderful man.

Rest in hell. Scum.

/end thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see all the LWNJs who were chomping at the bit to denigrate a dead man are now enthusiastically and rabidly spewing their bile. I guess DCUM is cheaper than therapy.

Starr made it rather easy. He had a penchant for protecting sexual predators.

That’s it in a nutshell. Kavanaugh swore to get vengeance, too. Just the kind of even-keeled mind we need on the highest court* in the land.

*now disgraced and deeply illegitimate.

Love to see it. Kavanagh will be on the Court for a long time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see all the LWNJs who were chomping at the bit to denigrate a dead man are now enthusiastically and rabidly spewing their bile. I guess DCUM is cheaper than therapy.

Starr made it rather easy. He had a penchant for protecting sexual predators.

"It's a club, and you ain't in it."

-George Carlin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Quote from Deadspin:
"The world definitely seemed just a touch lighter and softer with the news that former right-wing toothless attack dog Ken Starr went dirt surfing. Starr certainly did a lot of hideous shit, but perhaps his most vile was having his hand at the wheel when Baylor University essentially made rape a perk of being a football player there, looking the other way on so many assaults, it’s a wonder Starr’s neck didn’t snap. Lives were genuinely altered and ruined and Starr couldn’t be bothered to lift a finger because it might cost a bowl game. The absolute worst of Texas’ ethos, and the first good thing he did for the world was yesterday. "

damn.

[Anonymous]

Time for a rewatch of the Monica Lewinsky documentary on Amazon prime.