@oralloy,
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Wrong. He discovered a large number of felonies that Bill Clinton had committed while president.
It was only a big zero because Democrats by and large are unethical cretins who feel they are above the law.
You mean Starr failed to indict Clinton because of the Democrats? And then you want to argue Starr was ethical? You make it sound like he gave in to political pressure in not charging felonies. Wouldn't that be illegal?
Starr didn't indict anyone for the crimes you allege. The House couldn't even make a case for crimes that the majority of the country believed credible, let alone the Senate. The Senate didn't even come close to a conviction.
If someone told you that a President was impeached:
the impeachment was along party lines,
the vote to convict was on party lines,
the public opinion overwhelming believed that there wasn't a crime committed and the impeachment was political.
What would logic tell you was the most likely conclusion based on that? That the President was guilty of a crime? Or that the crime probably didn't exist and certainly wasn't proved to any reasonable person?