Hmm. I’ve surprised he wasn’t more sensitive about this, since Clinton’s behavior was consensual and the Baylor rapes were not.
Wasn’t Starr in the news today talking about what a great guy Bill Clinton is? Starr is scum.
Paula Jones, of course, alleged non-consensual behavior.
That said, I’m perfectly happy to see Starr fired from Baylor, although if the coach keeps his job, it doesn’t make the regents look too sincere in their efforts.
I’m happy to see Starr’s life ruined, for any reason whatsoever. He’ll never suffer enough.
And let’s move this to the Pit, so we can REALLY express our feelings toward that scum.
Reading the title I was intrigued to suppose the old fellow was sneaking on to the field at night and having his wicked way with footballs ravished from wherever they are stored.
Time after time, until the campus police, suspicious for many years, of a sudden surrounded the midnight pitch, flicked a switch and bathed the scene in brilliant light, whilst startled he looked up from the ball he was humping, like a cornered weasel.
Alas the truth is too mundane for words. By now, one kinda expects the sportsmen of America’s colleges to take Rape as a minor elective.
I am disappoint.
My understanding is that he just was over the Lewinsky
stuff, and other possible misconduct while President. While he did contribute to Clinton v. Jones, that was in the form of monitoring his conduct during the suit. Jones started the suit on her own.
The directors demoted him from president to chancellor–a position he is now resigning from.
As a Baylor alumna, allow me to give a little hallelujah! I’ve always detested that self-righteous wind bag.