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Adam Weiss wrote:

> True, Ken Starr did a great job at what he was appointed to do -- catch
> criminals in the White House and on Capitol Hill.  But I frankly don't
> think he'd have managed to catch Bill Clinton's lies if he hadn't been
> given a unlimited budget of tax money to do it.

He couldn't have snared the President if it hadn't been for the Tripp tapes.
They provided the evidence for Reno to expand Starr's investigation.

> It would have worked
> in the private sector, where the party opposing him was a private
> citizen with a limited budget.

Adam, it just doesn't work that way.  When an employee files a sexual
harassment complaint or other other EEO type complaint, it will wind up in the
EEOC's hands, and it will cost the accused offender a lot in legal fees, and
the plaintiff nothing.  The plaintiff plays on the EEOC's money.

How much did Texaco pay out a couple of years ago in the complaint brought by
black employees?

Max