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To: Zoltan! who wrote (8348)	2/25/1998 4:00:00 PM
From: jhild	Read Replies (4) of 20981

It makes me very happy that Starr has such integrity that he will not bend to unprecedented attacks by an out-of-control White House. It's reassuring that Starr is so calm and professional. Surely Duncan you don't really believe what you just wrote. Starr is dangerously out of control in his subpoenas looking for who is releasing information about himself and his underlings. Equating criticism and factual accounts of past abuses by his staff to obstruction of justice, is what is "out of control". Issuing subpoenas for this purpose is witch hunting pure and simple. So you are saying that what has been said about the investigators is untrue? I have yet to hear any denials about this. Regardless of the source, we all have a right to know how these people, who have portrayed themselves as above reproach, have conducted themselves in the past. You would hold the President to the highest standard of conduct, but would set a lower one for his prosecutors and a judicial process that would remove him from office. Starr is not above reproach. He has shown himself to be a partisan, and now a man of double standards. If you believe Starr is impartial, I'll bet you believed the Martians in Mars Attacks.

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