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Anonymous wrote:I'll be back in 48 hours.

A long 48 hours. My first thought was a song from Oklahoma


Poor Jud is dead
The daisies in the dell
Will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.

Starr was a licencious, slimy, smarmy pile of excrement. May he spend eternity in a spot so dark, dank, and deep that not even Dante knew existed.

A fellow musical lover, I see! As soon as I read that "Ken Starr is dead," I started singing, "Poor Ken is dead. Poor Ken Starr is dead" But I was singing it gleefully. Piece of human scum.

I also thought of the song from The wizard of Oz with my lyrics.

Ding dong , the ...tard's dead. Ding dong, the wretched SOB is dead

DP. That you use that word speaks volumes about you. Wow.

I believe PP meant the “bustard,” not the “re-.”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll be back in 48 hours.

A long 48 hours. My first thought was a song from Oklahoma


Poor Jud is dead
The daisies in the dell
Will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.

Starr was a licencious, slimy, smarmy pile of excrement. May he spend eternity in a spot so dark, dank, and deep that not even Dante knew existed.

A fellow musical lover, I see! As soon as I read that "Ken Starr is dead," I started singing, "Poor Ken is dead. Poor Ken Starr is dead" But I was singing it gleefully. Piece of human scum.

I also thought of the song from The wizard of Oz with my lyrics.

Ding dong , the ...tard's dead. Ding dong, the wretched SOB is dead

DP. That you use that word speaks volumes about you. Wow.

Anonymous wrote:May he rest in peace. He was a good man and a very good litigator. People who really knew him say he was generous with his time and very kind.

Peaceful Hell, that is where he rest.

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.

Funny. The Bible describes satan as charming.

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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.

It is not moral to defend sex predators.

Obviously….but I had the impression he viewed his positions as moral …

Anonymous wrote:Rest In Peace. Wonderful man.

You think a sex predator is a wonderful man? I hope no one lets you near children.

Anonymous wrote:The well of hatred for Ken Starr is narrow but deep. Kind of niche son of b but those of you who dislike him have strong reasons. It’s just an interesting difference from something like the Rush Limpbaugh thread in which apparently dozens or hundreds gleefully shared their repulsion over him.

Perhaps having a daily show where Limbaugh spent a large swath of the time attacking people he deemed the other, including slut shaming a college student testifying on need to cover contraception in the ACA, made him a household name. Starr's niche was much more narrow and not as widely covered in the way Limbaugh was. Monica Lewinsky was beyond gracious given that Starr used her as political fodder with nary a concern for her.

Amoral swine who covered up sexual assault to try + save his job.

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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.

It is not moral to defend sex predators.

Anonymous wrote:The well of hatred for Ken Starr is narrow but deep. Kind of niche son of b but those of you who dislike him have strong reasons. It’s just an interesting difference from something like the Rush Limpbaugh thread in which apparently dozens or hundreds gleefully shared their repulsion over him.

I'm not sure what you're saying. Limbaugh was a much more public POS. Starr was a POS for sure, but not as many people were exposed to him.
The world is a better place with each of them dead.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll be back in 48 hours.

A long 48 hours. My first thought was a song from Oklahoma


Poor Jud is dead
The daisies in the dell
Will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.

Starr was a licencious, slimy, smarmy pile of excrement. May he spend eternity in a spot so dark, dank, and deep that not even Dante knew existed.

A fellow musical lover, I see! As soon as I read that "Ken Starr is dead," I started singing, "Poor Ken is dead. Poor Ken Starr is dead" But I was singing it gleefully. Piece of human scum.

I also thought of the song from The wizard of Oz with my lyrics.

Ding dong , the ...tard's dead. Ding dong, the wretched SOB is dead

The well of hatred for Ken Starr is narrow but deep. Kind of niche son of b but those of you who dislike him have strong reasons. It’s just an interesting difference from something like the Rush Limpbaugh thread in which apparently dozens or hundreds gleefully shared their repulsion over him.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll be back in 48 hours.

A long 48 hours. My first thought was a song from Oklahoma


Poor Jud is dead
The daisies in the dell
Will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.

Starr was a licencious, slimy, smarmy pile of excrement. May he spend eternity in a spot so dark, dank, and deep that not even Dante knew existed.

A fellow musical lover, I see! As soon as I read that "Ken Starr is dead," I started singing, "Poor Ken is dead. Poor Ken Starr is dead" But I was singing it gleefully. Piece of human scum.

Np- ME TOO!!! heard it immediately!

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Anonymous wrote:The world is just a bit better with Ken Starr dead. Took a bit too long given he was the epitome of a bottom feeder with an agenda.

Says a lot about your life if this is what you celebrate.

DP, but I think it says a lot about a person if they are describing Ken Starr as "a good man." There's no objective evidence he was a good person at all unless your definition of good is rabidly defending partisan causes and giving sexual predators a pass. I haven't seen one obituary or story of his life that has included any tidbit of any objectively good thing he did.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll be back in 48 hours.

A long 48 hours. My first thought was a song from Oklahoma


Poor Jud is dead
The daisies in the dell
Will give out a different smell
Because Pore Jud is underneath the ground.

Starr was a licencious, slimy, smarmy pile of excrement. May he spend eternity in a spot so dark, dank, and deep that not even Dante knew existed.

A fellow musical lover, I see! As soon as I read that "Ken Starr is dead," I started singing, "Poor Ken is dead. Poor Ken Starr is dead" But I was singing it gleefully. Piece of human scum.

Thanks for the story, Hil.