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Hello Adam,

I must agree with your analysis of Stars performance. I mean if you
compare it to Judge Walsh's performance in Iran Contra I would say
Star has been immensely successful. I mean Judge Walsh did not get one
conviction in 7 years. Star has gotten 12 or 13 in 4. But I will say
that I find it a bit curious that he started out investigating
Whitewater in Arkansas, and ended up investigating blow jobs in
Washington.

Harold


On Mon, 24 Aug 1998 16:50:13 -0500, Adam Weiss <aw722@pdq.net> wrote:

>
>I hate to cast Ken Starr in a positive light, but you must remember that
>the average federal prosecutor and the average special counsel does not
>have to investigate the president, whose wife is a dynamite lawyer and
>who has a circle of dynamite lawyers hemming his truths in.
>
>I think Ken Starr was working efficiently in investigating Clinton, and
>whatever you might say about the appropriatness of his investigation, it
>was what he was appointed to do.
>
>--
>
>Adam Weiss
>aw722@pdq.net
>http://members.tripod.com/~AWeiss/index.html

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