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	WorldNetDaily: The other Starr Report
		Starr also failed to tell the public that the witness testified that his concession that he could have missed seeing the gun was based on the FBI's representation that Foster's hands were palms-up with the gun concealed on the other side of Foster's hand.
		Starr also failed to explain why, if Lisa was shown the fl official death gun in May 1994, she reportedly simultaneously described it as silver, without any of the FBI agents or attorneys present saying anything about such a bizarre response.
		Starr also failed to tell the public that Lisa's reason for not identifying the gun in the photo shown to her nine days after the death was because it was not silver.
	www.wnd.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=16224 (2012 words)

	STARR REPORT ON PRESIDENT CLINTON IS NOT JUST ABOUT SEX!
		Starr's report is just one man's opinion of the case, and cannot be accepted.
		Starr's report is just one man's opinion of the case, and cannot be accepted -- In fact, Starr is painted as just a Republican out to get the President, even if it means dragging his "private" sex life out in the public to embarrass the President.
		Starr's report shows, in great detail, that this line of reasoning is also a lie intended to protect the President.
	www.cuttingedge.org /news/n1211.cfm (2094 words)

	Starr report alleges 11 grounds for impeachment, strategy of deception
		The report, made public by a House vote, specifically accused Clinton of obstruction of justice, witness tampering, abuse of his presidential powers and perjury - both in his grand jury appearance last month and in his sworn deposition last January in the Paula Jones lawsuit.
		The report’s introduction lays out the prosecutors’ case against the president: "President Clinton lied under oath at a civil deposition while he was a defendant in a sexual harassment lawsuit; lied under oath to a grand jury....
		The Starr report discloses for the first time that DNA tests conducted by the FBI almost indisputably determined that semen found on one of Ms.
	www.lubbockonline.com /starr_report/star11.shtml (869 words)

	Washingtonpost.com Special Report: Clinton Accused
		Starr and his legal staff have -- for the first time in the four-year investigation of the president -- assembled evidence that they believe requires a report to the House.
		Sources close to the investigation said Starr was on the verge of bringing new charges against Hubbell when the Lewinsky scandal broke in January, diverting lawyers and FBI agents to the new phase of the investigation.
		Starr does not appear to have found evidence that the security aides who sought the files were acting on a request from higher-ups.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/starr040898.htm (1634 words)

	Joseph A. Palermo: The Starr Report: How to Impeach a President (Part II) - Politics on The Huffington Post
		Starr had become a darling of the corporate media whose appetite for new sexual innuendo, fact or fiction, against Clinton could never be satiated.
		Starr's office worked hand-in-glove with right-wing radio hosts who stoked the fires daily about the latest Clinton calumny after receiving that morning's talking points from the Republican National Committee.
		The Starr Report was nothing more than a partisan attack job of the first order designed to cripple Clinton's presidency and so weaken the Democratic Party that it would lose big in the 1998 midterm elections, and possibly lose the White House in 2000.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /joseph-a-palermo/the-starr-report-how-to-_b_36970.html (1325 words)

	Analysis: Starr's Report on Foster Death Questionable (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Starr released no report on his findings and took no questions from the media, which quite willingly accepted the finding at face value.
		Starr's office may hope that by releasing a suicide finding, Knowlton's case will be weakened, thereby preventing Knowlton and his attorney from getting broad powers to question witnesses in the Foster case under oath.
		Starr is the same man who worked part time on the probe while raking in millions from his private law firm, taking on some clients who were hostile to the Clinton administration and some who were friendly, including a company owned by CITIC, the Chinese investment company run by the People's Liberation Army.
	www.newsmax.com /articles/?a=1997/7/20/192141 (1812 words)

	House leaders get first look at Starr report - September 10, 1998
		Starr's historic move is the first step in the process of notifying the House that he and his investigators have found "substantial and credible" evidence of wrongdoing by the president, triggering the nation's first formal impeachment review since Watergate a quarter-century ago.
		The Starr report and the grand jury transcripts, videotaped testimony, affidavits and other materials gathered in the investigation were turned over to the House sergeant-at-arms.
		Starr went on to say he and his staff consider the material to be a record of his office until it is formally received by the House and "respectfully request that the Referral remain sealed."
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/stories/1998/09/09/starr.report (1678 words)

	What They Left Out Of The Starr Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Starr’s office leaked the fact that the impeachment report would only contain the sex and lies scandal to many news agencies, thus proving that his office has been conspiring with the media.
		Starr was retained by Citisteel, a Chinese government owned company, and personally argued and won their case during the time that Vince Foster’s murder was covered-up.
		While we knew that the Starr investigation was corrupted enough to cover-up the murder of Vince Foster, we did not know whether or not Starr was also corrupted enough to be an accomplice to this scheme.
	www.wealth4freedom.com /truth/13/STARR.htm (1025 words)

	Joseph A. Palermo: The Starr Report: How to Impeach a President (Part I) - Politics on The Huffington Post
		Kenneth W. Starr was a federal judge on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals during the Reagan years, and a former Solicitor General under Bush I. Today he is "Dean Starr" at the conservative Pepperdine University School of Law, and he regularly writes opinion pieces for scholarly legal journals and in the Wall Street Journal.
		The Starr Report has become part of the historical record, and it is a primary source of immense importance to professional historians and other scholars who wish to better understand American history.
		Judge Starr liked to tell reporters that he saw himself in a similar role as the character "Joe Friday" in the old television cop show "Dragnet," whose tag line was: "just the facts, ma'am." With his soft-spoken, demur manner; Mr.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /joseph-a-palermo/the-starr-report-how-to-_b_36778.html (1157 words)

	Online NewsHour: THE STARR REPORT -- September 11, 1998
		This report is being prepared for a trial in Congress, Congress in which they don't have the same legal standards you do in a court of law.
		And the Starr office, in effect, is acting as the Congress or trying to act as the Congress and sweep into its report things that clearly are not prosecutable crimes.
		What Starr is saying here is that he misused the mantle of office; he abused his power by invoking all sorts of privileges and immunities to obstruct the investigation.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/white_house/july-dec98/lawyers_9-11.html (2389 words)

	Starr report
		Starr's opening statement accused Clinton of a months-long ``scheme to conceal'' his affair with the former White House intern.
		Starr's testimony was the first the committee had taken since receiving boxes of his evidence this fall.
		Starr told lawmakers that his investigations into the gathering of FBI files on Republicans by the Clinton White House and the firing of White House travel office workers resulted in no evidence of impeachable offenses by the president.
	www.azstarnet.com /starr/starrtes.htm (1033 words)

	Starr report
		Starr made a grueling, 12-hour appearance before the committee Thursday, fencing with hostile Democrats and basking in Republican praise before engaging in a much-anticipated showdown with Kendall.
		Starr was so much in the spotlight that the facts of his impeachment referral on the Lewinsky matter barely got a mention.
		Although Starr's presentation was praised by Republicans, his decision to testify before the committee resulted in the resignation of his ethics adviser, former Senate Watergate Committee Counsel Sam Dash.
	www.azstarnet.com /starr/index.htm (1043 words)

	Starr Report Fails at Revealing the Larger Crimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Starr is too busy concentrating on the small things like whether or not the president was truthful in answering some questions on a deposition.
		I checked the polls after the report was published and a surprisingly large number of people want to keep the man who was elected since they have a job in one of the country's slave labor camps and they seem better off than five years ago.
		The little things in the Starr report seem little when one thinks of the horror those little Branch Davidian kids felt as the fires scorched their little frames to ashes.
	www.apfn.org /THEWINDS/1998/09/starr_report.html (2491 words)

	House to vote Friday on Internet release of Starr report - September 10, 1998
		The report, which was transmitted to the House Wednesday, outlines Starr's case that there is substantial and credible evidence that Clinton committed impeachable offenses in connection with the Monica Lewinsky controversy.
		The report also claims Clinton abused his powers as president by using the official White House staff and services to deny the president had a sexual relationship with Lewinsky, and to mount a public relations effort to smear Starr's investigators and stall their investigation.
		McCurry on Thursday reminded reporters, "This is the prosecutors case," and said the president's lawyers would have a rebuttal once they were allowed to study the report.
	edition.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/stories/1998/09/10/starr.report (1743 words)

	Starr Report's Net Readers Not Interested in Smut?
		Salacious details in the report released Friday afternoon, concerning allegedly impeachable crimes committed by the U.S. president as he sought to cover up an extramarital relationship, might seem to have been the draw.
		CNN reported double the usual traffic on Friday, the first day the report was available, recording 340,000 hits per minute on Friday afternoon.
		One in seven Alexa users, or around 15 percent, viewed the Starr report on Friday, and 38 percent of all government-site URL requests were for the report, he said.
	www.thestandard.com /article/0,1902,1688,00.html (545 words)

	Starr report - dKosopedia
		In 1998, the independent counsel Kenneth Starr sent a report to Congress in which he charged President Clinton with perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and abuse of authority in the Paula Jones lawsuit.
		Starr was roundly criticized for expanding the investigation beyond its initial scope and for the graphic nature of the report.
		President Clinton was impeached by the House of Representatives in December 1998, on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice, and tried by the Senate in January 1999.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Starr_report (302 words)

	Sussman analyzes Starr Report in new monograph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The result: "Starr Gazing: The Politics and Analysis of the Starr Report," a monograph he wrote with co-author Byron Daynes, a senior professor at Brigham Young University.
		The report spawned months of impeachment hearings before the House of Representatives followed by the Senate trial, but, in an effort to focus their research, Sussman and Daynes limited their research to the political aspects of the Starr Report.
		In the short term, the fall-out from the Starr report had to do with public opinion; long-term, there's no disputing the impact it will have on the institution.
	www.odu.edu /ao/instadv/archive/vol28issue17/sussman.htm (483 words)

	Starr Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The report states that the cause of death was "perforating gunshot wound mouth-head" and the means of death was a "38 caliber handgun." Id. It states that the manner of death was "suicide." Id. Dr.
		Berman Report at 15; Hirsch OIC, 2/16/95, at 46; Beyer OIC, 2/16/95, at 15; OIC Memorandum (Blackbourne).
		The report continued: "[A] pool of blood was, in fact, found under the head of the deceased when the body was turned, and the upper back of his shirt was noted to be blood-soaked." Id. at 3.
	www.fbicover-up.com /starr/starrreport.htm (15856 words)

	Online NewsHour: THE STARR REPORT -- September 9, 1998
		Starr, Jackie Bennett, and the communication that we do know about is that the independent counsel did transmit this letter to the speaker in which he said I am transmitting this report.
		Kendall made may have had a kind of backfiring effect, because this kind of sudden arrival of the report today may, in fact, have been precipitated by the potential threat contained in his letter to the independent counsel that perhaps there would be some court action to stop him.
		And, in fact, the people in Starr's office who were responsible for writing the report, basically were pulling all-nighters, like college students getting ready for exams, getting this done, a little odd after four years of this painstaking process to have it done in this kind of last-minute flurry.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/white_house/starr_9-8.htm (1752 words)

	Salon Newsreal \| The Salon Report on Kenneth Starr
		The only criticism of Starr's performance that the elite media has been able to muster during the frenzy of the last several months is that the independent counsel is not PR-savvy, that he lacks the conniving political instincts of, say, President Clinton.
		The fact that Starr pursued this political goal during the first three years of his investigation with the key assistance of David Hale, a tainted witness who now stands accused of taking money and legal help from anti-Clinton activists with ties to Starr himself, is now the subject of another federal inquiry.
		Now that Starr has "got" Clinton on Lewinsky, it's become an article of faith among the opinion elite that the prosecutor's unlimited probe has been completely vindicated and that any attempt to impugn him is folly.
	salon.com /news/1998/09/cov_10newsb.html (1171 words)

	Salon Newsreal \| The Salon Report on Kenneth Starr
		The only criticism of Starr's performance that the elite media has been able to muster during the frenzy of the last several months is that the independent counsel is not PR-savvy, that he lacks the conniving political instincts of, say, President Clinton.
		The fact that Starr pursued this political goal during the first three years of his investigation with the key assistance of David Hale, a tainted witness who now stands accused of taking money and legal help from anti-Clinton activists with ties to Starr himself, is now the subject of another federal inquiry.
		Now that Starr has "got" Clinton on Lewinsky, it's become an article of faith among the opinion elite that the prosecutor's unlimited probe has been completely vindicated and that any attempt to impugn him is folly.
	www.salon.com /news/1998/09/cov_10newsb.html (1171 words)

	The Starr Report: Indecent Material That Can't Be Blocked
		It is ironic that the Starr report was released only a few days before the online industry will announce to the world its progress in implementing the protections that the President and members of Congress have called for.
		Parents can, of course, attempt to shield their children from the report itself, but, unless your kids are very young or living in a bubble, it’s almost impossible to shield them from the story.
		The pervasive distribution of this report demonstrates the need for parental involvement in children’s use of the Internet, TV and other media and in their lives in general.
	www.safekids.com /starr.htm (1074 words)

	The Starr Report: Grounds for Impeachment? - David C. Slade
		By submitting his report to Congress, Independent Counsel Starr has activated the constitutional impeachment machinery, which is difficult to stop once started.
		In his 210-page report, there are 1,642 footnotes (an average of about 8 per page) microdetailing ad infinitum each action, almost minute by minute, establishing with near certainty who was where at what time, doing what with whom.
		The report is further substantiated by over 3,000 pages of appendices and exhibits.
	www.worldandi.com /specialreport/1999/january/Sa18324.htm (285 words)

	Starr Report--are any of his restaurants worth going to? - Pennsylvania - Chowhound
		Starr has done for the Philadelphia dining scene, but 90% of the time, when I go out for dinner, I'm headed someplace else.
		To my knowledge, none of the Starr spots are very good on that front, but if I'm wrong I hope someone will correct me. At any rate, a friend who's a newly-minted chef was in town and this was at the top of his 'must-try' list.
		The entrees were good, but I'm probably the last person to go to for recommendations on that front since the veg'n selections are a miniscule portion of what's on the menu.
	www.chowhound.com /topics/185729 (856 words)

	Ripoff Report: By Consumers, For Consumers
		Quite often the media is interested in the reports you filed and ask us to assist in their investigations giving you the publicity needed to help your cause.
		Reporting your experiences on Ripoff Report is the next best thing to getting your story on TV or in a newspaper.
		By filing a Ripoff Report, you might be contacted by one of us to notify you to make contact with a law firm that has shown interest in your case.
	ripoffreport.com (1912 words)

	Starr Report Arrives on Capitol Hill -- 09/09/1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The delivery of Starr's report to Congress Wednesday had elements of a crescendo, but it's only one step in a possible impeachment-triggering inquiry that lies before a Congress still wrestling with final approval of 13 appropriations bills, campaign finance reform and a congressional reelection less than two months away.
		But before any significant action can be taken on the contents of Starr's report, the House must first agree on a set of rules that will govern the handling and disposition of the information it contains.
		The resolution governing the rules for handling the Starr report must then be voted upon by the full House, and the Judiciary Committee will be the lead committee that examines the information collected by Starr and his investigators.
	www.conservativenews.org /InDepth/archive/199809/IND19980909j.html (278 words)

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